5-Minute Adventures in Risk & Resilience: The Podcast Reputation Insurance Forestalls ESG Risk at a $20bn Commercial Services Company: Protecting ESG Value Before Someone Else Challenges It.: In this episode, After Anheuser Busch’s incident with Bud Light, a risk executive realizes that his reputation risk insurance strategy also works for ESG risk. Click on the …
5-Minute Adventures in Risk & Resilience: The Podcast A Reputation for Truth Neutralizes Fake News at a $7bn Media Company: Getting Valued For Good Information That Neutralizes Bad Information.: In this episode, as a matter of national security after the fake tweet at Eli Lilly, a risk executive outlines a sophisticated strategy to make his …
Podcast. Reputation Spearheads Resilience at a $150bn Financial Services Company. You Don’t Have to Win A Nobel Prize To Benefit From One.
Adventures in Risk & Resilience Podcast. A risk executive uses insurance strategically to allay customers’ new fears of quality and safety.
Tolerable Risk podcast. 🔊 My guest is Nir Kossovsky, CEO of Steel City Re and an expert in the area of reputational risk management. Nir has the most interesting background which gives him multiple perspectives on the topic of reputational risk.
During the episode, Nir and I discuss:
👀 What “agitation” and “behavior perils” are and why you should be aware of them
🤔 Why perception is as important (if not more!) than reality
💰 How taking an active approach to reputational risk management can help you with fundraising
🦁 And how it all starts with courage
✅ Nir also discusses how the “Big Six” – Ethics, Innovation, Safety, Security, Sustainability, and Quality – are the best place to begin.
Chicago, 13-13 2-23. Innovative solutions for underwriting “reputation risk; e.g., parametric modeling of enterprise value impairment for an outcome trigger.
Please join us on May 17th to discuss “ESG as a risk – what does it mean and what can you do? ” hosted by Lockton at their office in Chicago. This event is open to members and non-members of Chicago RIMS at no charge.
Captives for ESG Goals. Nir Kossovsky, CEO, Steel City Re, said organizations that form captives can use them to cover risks in an ESG-friendly manner, which will help them reduce reputation risks.
Parametric ESG-linked Reputation Insurance. Stakeholders and regulators scrutinising companies making ESG-related policy commitments are leading to more interest in insurance designed to cover such risks: Steel City Re.
Captives for a Challenging Market. Mitigating risk strategically through expectation management and operational adjustments evinces thoughtful management and dutiful governance. Financing such risks evinces prudence, and doing so publicly with insurance captives and reinsurance enables stakeholders to appreciate and value the effort. These comprise the core of Steel City Re’s professional services