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  • Lloyd's recruits Ross McGee from Apollo for market oversight role

    14 January 2026

    He will help to ensure the best conditions for the market to thrive

  • IR&C EMEA: Market softening forces insurers to rethink risk discipline

    02 December 2025

    How firms respond to pressure on pricing and capital is becoming decisive, speakers say

  • Insurance Risk & Capital EMEA returns to London on 2 December

    18 November 2025

    The agenda will cover all aspects of enterprise risk management for re/insurers across Europe, providing a platform for thought leaders to exchange ideas and compare strategies for navigating the challenges they face.

  • IR&C EMEA: CROs weigh the future of risk functions amid rising challenges

    04 December 2024

    Strategic alignment and efficiency dominate CRO discussion

  • Apollo recruits Argo Group's head of US risk Ross McGee

    24 February 2023

    McGee has been at Argo Group for almost four years

  • Geopolitical risk skyrockets to the top of the agenda

    13 January 2023

    Rising geopolitical tensions have been firmly cemented on insurers' risk management radars, the InsuranceERM end-of-year survey revealed. Paul Walsh reports

  • Ross McGee: Interconnectivity of risks is a major concern

    28 December 2022

    Argo Group's AVP for US risk, Ross McGee, reviews the key ERM developments in 2022, as well as sharing his favourite part of the Christmas holiday season

  • IR&C EMEA: 'Robo-CROs could be built in future'

    05 December 2022

    Audience members at InsuranceERM's conference were also polled about artificial intelligence

  • CROs pinpoint climate change as key issue for 2021

    13 January 2021

    InsuranceERM's year-end poll of risk management experts found widespread agreement that climate change would be a key risk and opportunity for the insurance sector in 2021. Paul Walsh reports

  • The new risks emerging from remote working

    05 January 2021

    The long-term effects of relocating staff from offices to their homes, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, are beginning to be understood. Risk managers have been satisfied in some respects, but deep concerns about staff wellbeing and the impacts on culture remain. Christopher Cundy reports