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Global casualty insurance programmes : benchmarking report 2011

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      <subfield code="a">The purpose of the survey is to create a benchmark that allows the risk management community, and casualty insurers, to track programme construction, administration and purchasing practices across businesses based in the UK. The analysis of survey results enables risk managers to compare their own insurance practices and programmes against similar organisations. While in most cases there are no right or wrong answers about structures or casualty risk management practices, benchmarking nonetheless provides an objective basis for evaluating individual approaches and for stimulating ideas about alternative approaches</subfield>
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