Want to get ahead? Get your compliance team to work for you

With improved operational risk-control systems to meet evolving regulatory requirements, savvy insurers are discovering added value beyond the bottom line of compliance. Stuart Robinson and John Rowland of Tillinghast outline the steps you need to take to win

The impending roll-out of Solvency II in Europe and the introduction of Sarbanes-Oxley in the US are urging insurers to develop advanced frameworks to mitigate against operational risk losses. Leading

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