May 2007

Joe Plumeri, CEO of insurance broker Willis group, discusses risk management's biggest challenges and prospects over the next year

Prudential treasurer Bernie Jacob is pushing the envelope in an already cutting-edge treasury operation

Finance executives love Excel, but spreadsheets are error-prone. Now, finance executives can have Excel and security, too.

While many U.S. companies are only now waking up to the threat of global warming, their European counterparts are well on the way toward remaking products and processes-and building an environmentally sustainable business model.

Competitive carriers drive down premiums

For anti-viral drug maker Roche, business continuity planning is a mission

Private equity is driving CFO executive comp

In two months' time, a committee of 14 scientists, bankers, environmentalists and regulators is slated to deliver a report that will set the tone for ...

Despite five tumultuous years of hurricanes, corporate meltdownsand terrorist attacks, the insurance industry finds itself with sufficient capacity in most every line of business. It ...

A software-as-a-service update now makes it easier to manage foreign exchange esposure and maintain better practices.

NO WORRIES INSURANCE MARKET PREVAILS

Sleepless in KazakhstanWendy Schmidt sometimes has sleepless nights. The head of Business Intelligence Services and a principal at Deloitte Financial Advisory Services says that in ...

Thanks to changes in pension laws, phased retirement is suddenly an option-and both employers and employees are interested

Congress' tough stance could end up increasing U.S. sales to China.

The effort to transform governance and risk compliance burdens into business value may have taken a giant leap forward.

While risk aversion may be a natural response to all the problems dogging companies, it's not a winning strategy for business success

When the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) of 2002 was set to expiretwo years ago, Congress did a last-minute dance, extending the legislation through the ...

With the hurricane season fast approaching, a new emergency relief card provides insurance for business continuity plans.