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ACE Progress ReportsSM
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Critical research on current and emerging risk management issues
- Managing the Complex Challenges of a Global Insurance Program: Foreign Clinical Trials Case Study
Lee W. Farrow, ACE USA Medical Risk
Robert Gaffney, ACE Global Client Executive
John Liner Review, Fall 2009
This white paper discusses how operating within the global market offers an unprecedented growth opportunity for U.S.-based companies and multinational corporations, while also creating the potential for nontraditional exposures and governance issues.
- U.S. Infrastructure: Emerging Trends, Risk Management and Insurance Issues
Carol Laufer, ACE Excess Casualty
Bill Hazelton, ACE Environmental Risk
Geoffrey Hall, ACE Casualty Risk
President Obama’s $787 billion economic stimulus program will spawn a vast number of infrastructure and energy-related projects. With billions of dollars of projects up for the bidding and time being of the essence, risk managers must be concerned about how well and how fast their insurance carrier can respond to a large volume of complex exposures involving multiple lines of insurance. This paper explores these risk implications and ACE‘s ability to manage them.
- Going Global: Emerging International Issues for Environmental Programs
William P. Hazelton, ACE USA Environmental Risk
Karl J. Russek, Environmental Risk, ACE International
John Liner Review, Fall 2008
This white paper provides an informative overview of the types of environmental insurance products that address pollution risks, some of the legislative and compliance developments around the world, the challenges of placing environmental coverage outside the United States and risk management solutions available in the marketplace. To listen to a podcast discussing the white paper, click here.
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Managing the Emerging Risks of Nanotechnology
Connie Germano, ACE Casualty Risk
John Liner Review, Summer 2008
This white paper provides an informative overview of the wide array of industries that are beginning to reap the potential of the staggeringly small world of nanotechnology. To listen to a podcast concerning the white paper, click here.
- Green and Environmental Technology
E-cycling – Technology v Environment, Frank Westfall, ESIS, Inc.
The Shape of Things to Come, John Ingram, ESIS, Inc.
Universal Principles for Green Buildings, Mike Strange, ESIS, Inc.
Combined, these three abstracts address the emerging health, safety, and environmental issues related to the proliferation of technology, the impact of continued building, and downsizing in the workplace.
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