Execs Credit Risk Management for Minimizing Recession’s Impact

By | February 19, 2009

  • February 20, 2009 at 1:22 am
    Atul Chandra says:
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    It is my observation, that history is full of anecdots of societies which rose to great heights and then some calamity-war or major environmental impact led to its decline and demise.

    However, ever since Insurance came as a systematic bulwark against calamities-we see a continuously developing and adventurous world society. Extremely severe catastrophes have been weathered-global society at large has seen no demise-instead seen continuous growth and increasingly bold adventures launched.

    Banking too has been a supporting institution-but current events show HOW INSURANCE IS THE MORE EFFECTIVE REASON.

  • February 19, 2009 at 5:02 am
    Donn McVeigh says:
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    Risk management had nothing to do with the relative success the insurance industry had with 2008’s financial crisis. It has to attributed to good undewriting, which is a totally different concept with risk management.

  • February 20, 2009 at 8:27 am
    Dan says:
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    The industry hasn’t emerged unscathed. Insurers / reinsurers invest their premiums, and these investments will have decreased substantially along with all the others.



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