
Insight
Modern economies, ESG, and transformers – more than meets the eye
As global energy sources change, the risk landscape for the energy generation sector is changing. Samson Rathaur, our Marine Risk Engineer looks at the challenges facing the production, transport and maintenance of transformers.

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Balancing dominoes: supply chain disruption in an unstable world
Modern supply chains are becoming increasingly challenging. Amy Humphries outlines how both insurers and risk managers can mitigate the risks that make up these complex components of our global economy.

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Protecting Intellectual Property in the new world
In the new world ushered in by economic downturn and advancements in artificial intelligence and innovation, competition and litigation are likely to increase as businesses adapt to the advent of generative AI and focus on building and protecting market share. This evolving threat to a business’s IP has, so far, not resulted in a great deal of change. That status quo will not last.

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How PE boards can amp up their cyber expertise
Dan Frusciano and Amy Gross examine the role PE boards play in cyber security and how they can amp up their expertise to meet the growing demands and complexities of cyber security.

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Cyber due diligence best practices for private equity firms
Amy Gross, Private Equity Distribution Executive, explores cyber due diligence best practices for private equity firms in this three part series.

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Three reasons minding the risk gap will be your biggest private equity value-add in 2023
Amy Gross explores three reasons minding the risk gap will be the biggest private equity value-add in 2023

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Finding light in the dark
Phil Hobbs shares the standout moments from his interview at a Unique Perspectives event with John McCarthy CBE. Here, he highlights what the insurance industry can learn from John’s experience and how we can apply this to our personal and work lives, and in working together as an industry.

Blog
Cyber Attacks: Play the game not the occasion
Is there such a thing as too many defensive measures when it comes to cyber security? Could an attack, no matter how sophisticated the defence, still break through? In some ways it is a bit like managing a team in sport; the opposition may be difficult, there is a balance between defence and attack, and at the end of the day the board will have a view of the return on their investment.