On a scale from one to 10, risk managers should be at least approaching that perfect 10. The market is softening quicker than Grandma's meringue on the window sill, and aside from a dicey hurricane forecast and the pending congressional vote on the Terrorist Risk Insurance Act, the prospect is for more good news to bring to their CFO or treasurer. But according to the 2007 Treasury & Risk risk management survey, there are still concerns–particularly when it comes to healthcare insurance, which has somehow managed to elude this kinder, gentler market. The survey of 218 CFOs and senior treasury executives was circulated between April 12 and April 18 2007.
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