More risk managers at major companies want brokers and consultants to offer them comprehensive risk management services, including alternative risk transfer options, according to a survey soon to be published.
The survey, Attitudes Towards Risk, Market Integration and Alternative Risk Transfer, showed, however, that more than half of the respondents claimed they had never been offered ART services.
Global Risk Finance, a London-based unit of Marsh Inc., conducted the survey of 1,400 companies worldwide. Five percent of those companies responded to the survey.
The list of companies came from the Times 1000 and Euro 500, a compilation by The Times newspaper in London of the 1,000 biggest companies in the world and the 500 biggest in Europe.
The 1999 survey was heavily weighted to companies in the global oil, gas and petrochemical industries, though to a …
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