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“The Roundup” is Origami Risk’s bi-weekly bulletin of headlines and resources impacting the risk, compliance, safety, P&C insurance, and healthcare industries.

Mon, Oct 18 | Beazley to establish Lloyd’s syndicate pegged to ESG metrics

Beazley PLC, the British parent company of specialist insurance businesses, announced that “it has received initial approval from Lloyd’s of London to establish a syndicate that will offer additional capacity to businesses that meet environmental, social and governance rating metrics.” (Continue reading)

Thu, Oct 21 | The supply chain meltdown will make holiday shopping messy this year. Here’s what you need to know.

With less than two months until the holiday rush, experts warn that the supply chain disruption will continue to cause delays, limit inventory, drive prices up, and as a result, consumers may start their shopping earlier. (Continue reading)

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Fri, Oct 22 | RIMS receives $7.6M payout from event cancellation coverage

Last year, the Risk Management Society (RIMS) canceled its annual conference amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Though, due to its purchase of event cancellation insurance, the organization will be receiving a payout. (Continue reading)

Fri, Oct 22 | Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2021

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has released its annual list of top workplace violations for the year, which are based on the number of citations a violation has received. (Continue reading

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Sun, Oct 24 | Tougher public safeguards urged for digital health data

A new report by Lancet and the Financial Times Commission on Governing Health Futures titled Governing Health Futures 2030: Growing Up in a Digital World, argues “that governments should limit data extraction of powerful tech companies.” (Continue reading)

Sun, Oct 31 | Workplace strikes are surging. Here’s why they won’t stop anytime soon.

Last month a surge of labor activism, that economists and labor leaders have called “Striketober,” could contribute to “near-term inflation, but over time, fundamentally change the economic standing of millions of workers.” (Continue reading)

Sun, Oct 31 | Lloyd’s of London heads for ‘fundamental change’ in post-pandemic era

According to the Chief Underwriting Officer at Lloyd’s insurer MS Amlin, the pandemic had “accelerated an evolution that was overdue, stepping away from a trading model that perhaps we had all convinced ourselves could only operate and function effectively one way.” (Continue reading)

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