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• The growing significance and increased ingenuity of online attacks
• The risks in cheaper offshore locations and components sourced from further afield - -
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Black swans can put your company into the red
Paul J Davies says executives should think the unthinkable because they live in a world of oil spills, terrorism, computer worms and tsunamis
Solvency II: Rules changes will lead to greater burdens
Paul J Davies looks at the likely impact on the sector of capital regulations
Captives: When the unthinkable begins to look likely
Paul J Davies explains why big companies may opt to end the practice of using their own insurance companies to provide cover
Cyber crime: The rats that gain access by the click of a mouse
Mary Watkins explains the growing significance and increased ingenuity of online attacks
Supply chain: Distance can add danger as well as value
Andrea Felsted spells out the hazards inherent in cheaper offshore locations and sourcing components from further afield
Sponsorship: How sex and scandal can ruin a reputation
Jennifer Hughes analyses the attractions of linking a corporate brand to a sports star
Pensions: A long life and a happy one – but not for trustees
Jane Croft looks at the steps many schemes are taking to deal with increasing longevity
Solar flares: Sun storms pose threat to satellites
Increased activity could hit power grids and communications, says Sharlene Goff
Environment: Hungarian spill puts financial provisions under the spotlight
Paul J Davies looks at liabilities after the toxic sludge discharge
Directors: When a restructuring comes knocking at the door
Anousha Sakoui looks at challenges faced by boards in managing liabilities when at risk of insolvency
