Our analyst team offer a range of detailed and bespoke reports according to specific requirements. These harness NYA’s extensive regional consultant network to provide a timely and accurate assessment of the security risks affecting people and business operations.
The Global Risk Bulletin is a monthly newsletter produced by Salamanca Group for XL Catlin, profiling recent worldwide developments which have the potential to impact the personnel, assets and business operations of their clients.
This monthly briefing is to keep you informed of the trends in kidnapping worldwide and assess the risk of kidnapping to your business. This issue includes an overview of kidnapping-for-ransom trends in December 2016, a brief on the risk to foreign nationals in Latin America and a focus on the kidnap and detention risk in the Congo (DRC).
The Global Risk Bulletin is a monthly newsletter produced by Salamanca Group for XL Catlin, profiling recent worldwide developments which have the potential to impact the personnel, assets and business operations of their clients.
The Global Risk Bulletin is a monthly newsletter produced by Salamanca Group for XL Catlin, profiling recent worldwide developments which have the potential to impact the personnel, assets and business operations of their clients.
One of the worst forms of workplace violence is an active shooter situation. Police may respond promptly to your 911 call but, in the interim, lives are at risk.
The Global Risk Bulletin is a monthly newsletter produced by Salamanca Group for XL Catlin, profiling recent worldwide developments which have the potential to impact the personnel, assets and business operations of their clients.
Download the Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Infographic for a clear, concise overview of Gallagher’s capabilities and strengths in the marketplace, from the perspectives of both Benefits & HR Consulting and Commercial Insurance & Risk Management.
On June 12, 2014, the House Financial Services Committee released a discussion draft of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act Reform Act of 2014 (TRIA) and a potential extension for the TRIA coverage beyond its current expiration set for December 31, 2014. The report found that the GAO is not collecting enough data from insurers to determine whether the goals of the federal government’s terrorism insurance backstop program are being met. Without an extension, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (“TRIA”), initially enacted in 2002 following the events of September 11, 2001, and extended in 2005 and 2007, will expire.
Considering the unfortunate rise in terrorism-related incidences, it might be time to review your organization’s coverage in the event a situation should arise.