Retail: Is there opportunity in uncertainty?
It’s essential that retailers are proactive in putting processes in place to manage the potential reputational risk of a negative event...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 9 days ago
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Does ARGA (the new UK accounting regulator) spell trouble for directors?
Concerns about the effectiveness of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) as the watchdog for auditors and the guardian of the U.K. Corporate Governance Codes were first expressed by the House of Commons...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 10 days ago
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Boards of directors must increase scrutiny, oversight of cyber defenses: Here’s how they can do it
The growth in cyberattacks leaves organizations a choice: be a victim or muster the resiliency to emerge stronger if disaster strikes...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 12 days ago
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How boards can lead the cyber-resilient organisation
To learn more about the challenges of governing a cyber-resilient organisation, The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) conducted a global survey...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 13 days ago
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Rational 1.4 pricing highlights reinsurance market’s stability and maturity: Willis Re 1st View
Reinsurers have adopted a rational rating approach at the 1 April 2019 renewal with price increases of up to 25% targeted towards loss-affected contracts and programmes...
Claims against directors for failure to insure against cyber risk are more likely now
In recent years, there have been many reports of data breaches on a massive scale caused by either corporate system failures or employee negligence...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 1 month ago
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Silent cyber’s specter is casting a larger shadow on insurers
Cyber-related losses are making headlines, reinforcing the need for insurers to prepare as the specter of silent cyber exposure grows. How can insurers manage this new normal?...
Being thrown under the bus: Why directors should worry about deferred prosecution agreements
There is no mechanism under which individuals potentially affected by a deferred prosecution agreement are consulted by either party to the proposed agreement...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 2 months ago
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Settlement deliberations are not privileged
The law of privilege in the United Kingdom has undergone an intense period of uncertainty and development over recent years...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 3 months ago
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Directors & Officers Liability — New Zealand PART SEVEN: What's required in a a D&O application?
D&O expert Angie Lotter is interviewed by Peter Lowe, CEO of Willis Towers Watson New Zealand in January 2019...
- Willis Towers Watson / Article / 3 months ago
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