What businesses are most at risk of terrorism and what is cyber terrorism? Steve Coates, Chief Underwriting Officer at Pool Re speaks on the terrorism risks of today and tomorrow.

New government regulation means that some businesses will soon legally be responsible for managing their terrorism risk. Chris Medhurst-Cocksworth, Head of Risk Consulting, Pool Re speaks on how the industry can prepare.

Steve Coates, Chief Underwriting Officer & Chris Medhurst-Cocksworth, Head of Risk Consulting, Pool Re Solutions

We catch up with Steve Burr & Eden Stuart, Pool Re, at the BIBA Conference 2019.

At the recent IFTRIP conference in Moscow, Pool Re gave details of its latest drive to encourage businesses to proactively mitigate the risk of terrorism. In this video, Julian Enoizi, chief executive, Ed Butler, head of risk analysis and Steve Coates, chief underwriting officer, alongside colleagues Chris Holt from CHC Global and Richard Thompson from ARL Partners, introduce the Vulnerability Self-Assessment Tool (VSAT).

The capacity of UK surveillance, the persistence of the threat from Daesh, the growth of extreme right-wing movements and the threat level from cyber terrorism. In conversation at a Pool Re event: <ul><li>Rt Hon Amber Rudd MP</li> <li>Andrew Glazzard, Royal United Services Institute</li> <li>Conrad Prince, former deputy director, GCHQ</li> <li>Professor Andrew Silke, Cranfield University</li> <li>Ed Butler, Pool Re</li></ul>