More articles about entrepreneurial risks.
December 2007
Fire is repeatedly the cause of major losses in the food industry. It is not a new phenomenon for insurers, but a costly one. »more
November 2007
Recalls of defective products have accumulated as well as requests for more controls. However, there are other means to meet this issue. »more
February 2007
In recent years, there have been a number of large fires on container ships that were attributable to the containerised transport of dangerous cargo. »more
January 2007
An appeal for risk management that constitutes a prevention strategy and not just crisis management in response to loss events. »more
While the total loss of a fully laden container ship remains the exception, up to 10,000 deck containers are lost overboard each year, replete with their cargo. »more
December 2006
In early December an explosion occurred at a fireworks factory in southern England. An analysis of a fire risk: Fireworks factory. »more
August 2006
Despite increasing security measures, the risk of a mass panic can never be ruled out entirely at a big event. »more
A luxurious exhibition of antiques and jewellery in 2004 ended with a spectacular theft. »more
Viruses, worms and hacker attacks: The greatest threat to companies comes from the internet. »more
Overlooked contamination or disaster sites can become very expensive. A case in point: Sea of paraffin on industrial estate. »more
Manufacturers of defective products are exposed to a whole range of risks. »more
Almost every major event is insured nowadays. Although sometimes, even when things go badly wrong the insurerers are exempt from paying. »more
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