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28 March 2017
FERMA welcomes Commission actions to improve ELD implementation

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16 February 2017
NFR guidelines: new stakeholder conference on 16 February

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16 February 2017
Skills and competences of risk leaders’ next generation
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15 February 2017
European Commission’s Economic Outlook 2017
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15 February 2017
Business travel risks – we need your views
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14 February 2017
Risk Conversation at Board level: 5th webinar with ecoDa and AIG – Transparency

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23 January 2017
One minute survey ”Workers on the move – managing new risks”
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16 December 2016
EU Cyber Conference: measuring Digital risk management in an industrial group

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12 December 2016
Solvency II – First public disclosure in 2017

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12 December 2016
Meeting the OECD on captives and BEPS measures

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12 December 2016
New working group on cyber risk governance

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12 December 2016
New FERMA project officer
12 December 2016
Expert view – From business continuity to future proofing
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12 December 2016
FERMA’s next President Jo Willaert looks at the risk manager profession
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12 December 2016
Environmental Liability: no revised proposal expected in 2017

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