The Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) is the representative organisation of the risk management profession at European level.
Reports from the 1 April renewals indicate that reinsurance rates have been hardening in several territories and classes with a potential knock-on effect on commercial insurance...
Alessandro De Felice is the Chief Risk Officer of Prysmian, a leading player in the industry of high-technology cables and systems for energy and telecommunications...
Insurers’ ability to pay claims on policies written before Brexit on a cross-border basis remains a question of great uncertainty. Greig Anderson and Alison Matthews, both of law firm Herbert...
The UK’s exit from the European Union (EU) will affect various aspects of cybersecurity law, Sarah Stephens from JLT Specialty explains the changes we can expect in both a Withdrawal Agreement and “no deal”...
“No matter what the framework of the new relationship is, trade with the UK will become more complex than it has been within the framework of the EU. Diverging legislation and customs...
Carl Leeman is the Chief Risk Officer of the Katoen Natie group of companies, a global logistics and transport organization, operating port, logistics and on-site terminals...
Following the Brexit votes in the UK Parliament on 14 March, Jo Willaert, President of FERMA, said: “The UK Parliament’s rejection of the proposed withdrawal agreement and the...
The recommendation for a cyber risk governance model came in a report published 29 June 2018 by the Federation of European Risk Management Associations...
The European Commission and EU 27 countries are planning for the consequences of a hard Brexit in case Britain leaves the EU on 29 March with no deal agreed...
FERMA is continuing its work this year to support and promote the risk manager in ensuring the sustainability of European organisations...
