5   MANAGE GLOBAL INSURANCE   RISK MANAGEMENT   PROGRAMS An insurance and risk management program  must be global  It can t only be focused on  domestic offices or ignore remote locations   A worldwide program  with all its com  plexities  is a must  our experts agree  Once  again  support from top levels of manage  ment is vital in mandating worldwide com  pliance with an insurance and risk manage  ment program  Be sure your constituencies  understand the expectations  as well as the  benefits  of a global program   Our panel recommends employing  strong corporate policies to centrally place  insurance and assign responsibility  These  policies will ensure local entities will not  establish their own policies  Risk managers  should nurture solid relationships with local  entities and convey to them that premium is  not necessarily the most important attribute   Our panel explains that consistent terms and  conditions are often what s key   Risk managers should also cultivate  relationships with controllers  as they usu  ally have the pulse of an organization  Risk  managers can then leverage these relation  ships when managing acquisitions and  divestitures globally   Our experts recommend protecting  stakeholders by gaining senior management  sign off for any activities that go beyond  corporate risk management  They recom  mend using brokers and insurers to augment  the company s internal capabilities  Brokers  and insurers can help deliver the company s  risk management message and ensure the  program is compliant and has adequate  capacity  They can also stay on top of regu  latory changes and conduct annual reviews  of global risk management programs   Finally  our panel recommends sharing  claims stories internally with all stakehold  ers  no matter their location  so everyone can  learn from a loss experience and feel owner  ship in the risk management function  The underwriting challenges are different  We comply with all local  regulations  currency regulations  billing and paying premium can  be a challenge  We consider compliance to be nonnegotiable  There  are so many regulations in place all over the world  But that can be  resolved by working with your WorldReach  partners  Local issues  come from having a global program  JON KING MANAGER  RISK CONTROL AND LOSS PREVENTION  PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL    We have one main objective  to ensure we understand our exposures  so that they can be adequately managed  One challenge is to en  sure we use a uniform yardstick  while recognizing local constraints   Circumstances vary from big markets to small markets  high volume  production to specialized production  highly automated to largely  manual processes  The same solution cannot necessarily be applied  everywhere  That means everyone has to have the same awareness  of risk in order to drive continuous risk improvement  To deal with this  challenge we need to constantly communicate  We ve created a train  ing program to share fundamental risk engineering and methodolo  gies to a broad audience across PMI  We ve been very pleased with  the outcome of those trainings  with high satisfaction rates from the  attendees  We also see increased activity to implement risk recom  mendations in areas where we have presented in our seminar  FELIPE DANTAS  MANAGER  RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE  PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL    46  REASON  ISSUE 2   2015    
        
        
        
         
        
          
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