Environmental Risk

Date:    01.01.01

The Liberty White Paper Series is thought leadership material for those who manage risk. In this three part series we look at some major environmental risks and how ever tougher environmental legislation could affect Australian businesses and the people who manage them.

Driven by stronger legislation and enforcement, the business risks arising from pollution are increasing both in scope and potential cost.

Many businesses are unaware of the dangers of gradual pollution. While fines and legal costs are large and increasing, clean-up costs are the major issue, sometimes running into millions of dollars and draining resources over years.

Gradual pollution coverage is not a feature of General Liability policies. As a result, many companies are exposed to uninsured environmental risk. Specialist Environmental cover may be the answer.
Research Index

01.06.10

Climate Change

It is important to recognise that climate change and the effects of climate change is one of the most significant emerging risks facing the world today. Climate change and its associated risks are relevant to almost every industry globally.

15.01.10

Corporate Insolvency

The global financial crisis has contributed to the collapse of a number of high profile companies as a result of the credit crunch and slowing economy.

01.04.09

Project Alliancing

The trend towards project alliancing is a big issue for government, major developers, construction companies, architects, project managers and all kinds of construction industry consultants.

30.06.08

Civil Penalties

The Liberty White Papers Series are thought leadership material for those who face – and manage – risk within corporations.  In this Series we cover the increasingly important area of Civil Penalties.  Do you understand the risk they pose to you and your business?

01.10.07

Shareholder Class Actions

In this White Paper Liberty addresses what directors and officers, company secretaries and those below board level can do to minimise, manage or transfer the risks of lawsuits that might be brought against them by shareholders.

The People, The Products, The Capacity.