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Issue
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April 1, 2012
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Cover Story
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Most Dangerous Emerging Risks 2012
An interconnected global economy threatens to overwhelm risk management. Click here to see this year's winners.
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What Would You Do?
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Features
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The Great Risk Manager Shuffle
As the economy improves, we can only expect the risk manager merry-go-round to heat up as they jump at more opportunities, and the revolving door continues to spin that much faster.
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A Multipronged Talent Shines
IMA Financial Group Inc.'s Rob Cohen has leadership skills and has the growth numbers to prove it.
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Insuring a Post-NFL Career
The hits are softer in the agency business, and career longevity carries agency owners deep into the retirement end zone.
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Going Big with the Data
Companies need master data management strategies in this new era of massive data, where actuaries want to be able to query processing among a billion rows of information in less than 24 hours.
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The Need for Speed
Revolutionizing excess and surplus lines through automation would boost transaction volume and open the business to a larger underwriting universe of small businesses.
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Pressure Mounts on Prices
A more aggressive Labor Department creates implications for employment practices liability coverage.
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Facing the Human Risk Factor
Corporate leaders at the nation's largest companies are taking steps to manage what has been identified as one of the top risks facing businesses: a shortage of qualified talent.
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Food Recall Worries
New regulation could force a spike in product recall coverage premiums.
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Columns
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Workers' Comp
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An NCCI Disruption
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Technology
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When Cyber Attacks
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Risk Management
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Get What You Pay For
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Risk Management
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Innovation Obfuscation
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Rogers Soapbox
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Solvency II Where are You?
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Departments
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Special Reports
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Liability
Security experts believe institutions are losing the battle in protecting computer networks.
Small banks can still get the coverage they need if they are willing to explain how they have lowered their risk profiles.
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More Special Reports
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In-Depth Series
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Technology
Risk managers must be masters of data collection and organization. But they must also be focused, savvy communicators of that data.
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Past Installments
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Industry Risk Report
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Transportation
Lower prices for mobile resource management systems have allowed midsize companies to monitor and manage risk to their commercial fleets, but premiums savings still depend on the fleet and the insurer.
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More Industry Risk Reports
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