A Case Study, affirming the value and logic of fronting (or re-insuring) a captive–greatly simplified with parametric triggers–for Non-Damage Business Interrption (NDBI). Katoen Natie survived the pandemic by securing NDBI cover through its captive – something thought to be a near-impossible task. Chief risk officer Carl Leeman explains how he did it, and why he won’t stop pushing to test his captive’s potential.
Reputation arbitrage premium: The reputation premium-seeking RepuSPX is out-performing the S&P500 Index by 382.16%
Adventures in Risk & Resilience Podcast. A risk executive uses insurance strategically to allay customers’ new fears of quality and safety.
Southwest Airlines reputation crisis. At crisis day 375, Southwest equity is under performing the S&P500 index by 41.4%. Steel City Re’ Resilience Monitor warned that an operational failure was likely to trigger a reputation crisis.
Environmental issue? Investors scrutinizing! According to Kossovsky, shareholders seem most concerned about the impact of fines and other costs, but, in the long run, usually don’t expect environmental incidents to materially impair revenue.
Chicago, 13-13 2-23. Innovative solutions for underwriting “reputation risk; e.g., parametric modeling of enterprise value impairment for an outcome trigger.
In the past six months, more than $130 billion in shareholder value was lost by 39 banks due to reputational risk—the risk of unmet stakeholder expectations resulting in incinerated business value–flawed stakeholder intelligence.
Steel City Re CEO and former Los Angeles County deputy coroner on what derailed the ESG movement & what boards expect from risk management in the aftermath.
![A CEO and former Los Angeles County deputy coroner on what he feels derailed the ESG movement […] ESG died from toxicity and dysfunctionality. Culpable parties include investors, fund managers, corporate communicators and politicians.](https://steelcityre.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/20231006a-Steel-City-Re.jpg)
A CEO and former Los Angeles County deputy coroner on what he feels derailed the ESG movement […] ESG died from toxicity and dysfunctionality. Culpable parties include investors, fund managers, corporate communicators and politicians.
Qantas cost of reputation damage mount There is a long, costly tail to reputation risk from stakeholders claiming pounds of flesh.