#3 - Cyber Security: How can companies defend themselves?

#4 - Insurance Fraud: How to prevent it and minimise the risk

Insurance Fraud is a threat to companies, affecting not only their financial results but also putting the company’s reputation at risk. 

What can be done to detect and prevent fraud?

Learned more about the best practices and risk prevention strategies that Risk Managers are applying to minimize this type of risk.

Listen to this episode were Katty Debremaeker, Financial Lines Major Loss Claims Adjuster at AIG and Paul Buelens from Global investigative Services at AIG provide real life examples of insurance fraud and review the consequences of these acts as well as provide practical guidance on how to minimize exposure.

#3 - Cyber Security: How can companies defend themselves?

Serious cyber threats emerge as consequence of the current world crisis. How can companies defend themselves?

Among its other consequences, the COVID-19 crisis has expanded opportunities for cyber and financial criminals.  By increasing the dependency of governments, businesses and individuals on internet connectivity and remote working technology, the pandemic has made them increasingly vulnerable to new variants of financial crime and cyber-attacks.

How can companies strengthen their cyber defences in the face of these growing cyber risks?

Drawing on current international examples, explain the evolving cyber risk picture, and offer practical advice on how companies can respond and be prepared.

Join an interest discussion between three European cyber risk experts Per Olov Humla, Director, Head of Cyber Security, Digital Transformation & Innovation at KPMG Sweden, Sebastian Hess, Cyber Risk Expert AIG Europe and Amine Meena, Cyber Expert AON.

#2 - Contamination Products Insurance - Recall and Reputation

Withdrawing a product can involve high cost for the recall itself but also lead to business interruption and reputational risk.

It can affect a wide range of businesses and the underlying cause differ from case to case.

How can companies prepare for the implications and at the same time protect both their credibility and brand?

A conversation around the challenges seen and experiences drawn from cases previously occurring in Europe.

Listen to an interesting discussion on this subject between Phillip Lewinski, Senior Underwriter Crisis European Region, AIG and Anselm Elles, Managing Director of AFC Risk & Crisis Consult GmbH, a Germany based consulting company focussing on risk prevention, crisis and recall management as well as crisis communication and  reputational management.

#1 - Duty of Care: Risk ownership and crisis management

Historically, large prosperity gaps have been the fertile ground for crime, social unrest and terrorism.  The reality of today’s rapidly changing risk landscape is that risks are no longer restricted to just extreme and high risks locations. Regretfully, we have seen an increase in the number of incidents also in Europe, as companies need to operate and place employees into challenging environments to exploit opportunities.

A comprehensive approach to crisis management has never been more important and potentially critical to maintaining the success of businesses.

Listen to an open discussion about “Duty of care” with Jens Serup, Risk Consultant at Guardian, Fredrik Pålsson, Global Head of Safety, Risk and Compliance at Danish Refugee Council and Vivi Hannibal, Head of Crisis Solution for Europe at AIG.