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Clients want more: risk transfer alone is not enough
Risk Management
Corporate buyers want insurers to provide more than capacity as risks become interconnected.   4 October 2026
Boards must plan for disruption too, not just recovery: Swiss Re’s Rüsch
Reinsurance
Boards must look beyond recovery and use long-term risk scenarios to guide prevention, investment and risk transfer decisions. Swiss Re Corporate Solutions’ Michael Rüsch tells FERMA Forum Today.   4 October 2026
Companies must rethink how cyber, crime and D&O risks interact: Gallagher
Risk Management
Gallagher experts explain that as cyber, crime and D&O exposures converge, companies need to rethink how they structure cover and manage board-level risk.   4 October 2026
Risk Management
Capital will flow where risks can be understood as exposures grow more connected and systemic.   4 October 2026
Risk Management
Risk managers must widen the lens, lengthen the horizon and move closer to the decisions shaping the business.   4 October 2026
Risk Management
Continuous professional development is central to the risk manager’s role, with learning extending throughout the career.   4 October 2026
Insurance
There is potential for sustainability-linked insurance to reshape underwriting, data and resilience financing.   4 October 2026
Insurance
Captives are evolving from risk-financing vehicles into strategic tools for resilience, data-driven insight and emerging risks.   4 October 2026
Insurance
Amidst the challenging risk landscape, Swiss Re’s Ole Ohlmeyer argues that the insurance industry should strive for more than merely surviving the next storm.   2 October 2026
Risk Management
European corporate risks are changing faster than traditional programmes, and firms need to work with brokers with scale, specialist expertise and international connectivity to keep pace, says Gallagher’s Alexander Nagler.   2 October 2026

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