Member and partner leaders gathered at WTW’s Skøyen office for our quarterly Financial Forum. This session focused on Elevated Insurance Risks, Nuclear US Verdicts, and Employee Romance Fraud.
Multinational WTW, formerly Willis Towers Watson, provides data-driven, insight-led solutions in the areas of people, risk, and capital. WTW Norway’s Camilla Arnesen and Sara Hjelmberg informed participants on the state of the market with rising insurance premiums, key drivers for increased claims costs, and developing US liability considerations and impacts.
Camilla Arnesen – Senior Broker Casualty & Financial Lines
Sara Hjelmberg – Practice Lead Casualty & Financial Lines
Howard Cooper – Managing Director & Global Co-Head of Financial Investigations Practice
Justine Radnedge – Senior Manager
Headquartered in New York City, Kroll is an independent, global corporate investigation firm providing anti-corruption risk consulting for M&A, IPO and supply chain due diligence.
London-based, Howard Cooper and Justine Radnedge joined us for an update on how criminals are increasingly targeting employees to become unwitting co-conspirators in major fraud.
Cooper, the Managing Director and Global Co-Head of the Financial Investigations Practice, shared a shocking case study involving a romantic connection made via LinkedIn that ended up costing the victimized company $250 million.
There has been an increase in external threats and criminal organizations are becoming more sophisticated and systematic. The critical weakness is the human aspect, meaning that every employee is a potential liability to the company.
Radnedge went on to cover the processes that Kroll deploys to track down criminal organizations as well as compliance protocols companies should make sure to astutely follow such situations.
AmCham’s collaborative Financial Forum enables cross-industry leaders to openly exchange and learn from their peers – building a better understanding of what it takes to maintain successful international operations in Norway.
Read more about our Financial Forum and please contact Madeleine.brekke@amcham.no for interest in future meetings
Member and partner leaders gathered at WTW’s Skøyen office for our quarterly Financial Forum. This session focused on Elevated Insurance Risks, Nuclear US Verdicts, and Employee Romance Fraud.
Member and partner leaders gathered at Dalan Advokatfirma’s downtown office for our quarterly Financial Forum. This session focused on commercial property agreements, the suggested 2023 Norwegian National Budget impacts for business and a transatlantic economy in flux.
Leaders gathered at KPMG Norway’s downtown offices for AmCham’s quarterly Financial Forum. Reflecting on his own observations over the past years’ “Norwegian IPO Frenzy,” our forum was kicked off by Geir Bjørlo, Partner at Corporate Communications. With 100 listings since 2020, the pace has now slowed to only a handful due to current uncertainty.