Thursday, 15 December 2011
Reputational risk, energy supply chain and cyber risk focus for Risk Frontiers in London, February 15
Commercial Risk Europe has teamed up with the UK risk management association Airmic to organise the latest Risk Frontiers seminar for risk and insurance managers in London on February 15, focused on key emerging risks and possible risk transfer solutions.
The event is free for CRE readers and Airmic members and is sponsored by Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty.
The latest event follows recent successful Risk Frontiers events in Madrid in partnership with IGREA and APOGERIS that discussed Latin American opportunities and risks and in Frankfurt, in association with ECIROA, Dvs, BfV and the BDI, that focused upon Solvency II, captives and global programmes.
In London, CRE Editor Adrian Ladbury and Allianz Group’s chief economist Michael Heise will set the scene with an overview of the leading risk challenges that will face risk managers in 2012 and the economic and financial outlook for the European economy.
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Professor Alan Punter of Cass Business School and Phil Ellis of Willis will then discuss the tricky question of how to tackle reputational risk in today’s fast-changing and highly regulated business environment.
After lunch Michael Bruch, of AGCS’s emerging risk unit, will lead a debate about the rising problem of energy supply and power blackout. This will be followed by a discussion of new technology and cyber risk led by Paul Dwyer, a leading Dublin-based cyber threat adviser, and Mark Fishleigh, Head of Insurance at BAE Systems Detica.
The day will be hosted by Adrian Ladbury and speakers and delegates will be invited to join a lively debate of the big risk and insurance matters surrounding these key areas, as with all Risk Frontiers events.
CRE will also use the event as the basis for a detailed management report on emerging risks that will be subsequently distributed to all CRE readers.
The event will held at the Grange City Hotel near Tower Hill, starts at 9.30am and ends at 4.15pm. The event is free but we have limited space available so please reserve your place as soon as possible by contacting Hugo Foster via HFoster@commercialriskeurope.com
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