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Airmic is a UK-based professional trade association serving individuals and organisations with responsibility for risk management and insurance. Founded in 1963 and registered as Airmic Limited (company number 01345758), it operates from a registered office at Marlow House, 1a Lloyd's Avenue, London EC3N 3AA. Its primary constituency is corporate risk managers, insurance buyers, and risk management professionals, with a secondary audience of board directors and executives responsible for risk governance. The association is governed by an elected board drawn from senior risk practitioners at major UK and multinational organisations including Synthomer, Jaguar Land Rover, London Stock Exchange Group, British American Tobacco, Croda, Compass, Coca-Cola Europacific, and Control Risks.

Airmic's core products and services are organised around membership subscriptions and include a Technical Library of research reports and benchmarking documents, the Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF) training course, on-demand webinars, Airmic Talks multimedia content, a Mentoring Scheme, Special Interest Groups organised by sector, a Captives Hub, and the Airmic Competency Framework. Flagship events include the three-day Annual Conference in Birmingham and the Guernsey Conference held in partnership with Guernsey Finance. The association does not operate proprietary technology platforms; the 'platform' is effectively the member portal at my.airmic.com, the technical publication library, and the events programme. Recurring thought-leadership outputs include the Airmic Survey, the Risk Technology Report, the Captives Survey, and topic-driven reports on flood resilience, fraud, and organisational resilience, frequently co-produced with partners such as the IUA, KPMG, Riskonnect, Redhand Advisors, Control Risks, and BCI.

Revenue is generated through annual membership subscriptions, training and event fees, and partner-supported research initiatives; pricing is not publicly disclosed and is administered through the member portal. Airmic operates as a private limited company with no parent entity, no subsidiaries, and no disclosed venture or private equity backing. Governance is member-driven through the elected board, with CEO Diane Maxwell leading executive operations. The association markets primarily through its website, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, and the Airmic News newsletter, and serves members primarily in the UK with selected European reach via the Guernsey Conference and international partner collaborations.

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Airmic is a UK-based trade association, founded in 1963 and headquartered in London, serving corporate risk managers, insurance buyers, and board-level executives through membership subscriptions, technical publications, training courses, Special Interest Groups, and annual conferences in Birmingham and Guernsey.

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risk management association, insurance professionals, enterprise risk management, risk management training, insurance industry research
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Professional Risk Management Association
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1Membership Subscriptions
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Airmic generates revenue through annual membership fees from risk and insurance professionals. Members pay subscription fees to access benefits including the technical library, training courses, events, and Special Interest Groups.

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1Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF)
Description

Training course for risk management professionals offered by Airmic

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Airmic operates a membership-based professional trade association for corporate risk and insurance management professionals. Members gain access to a Technical Library of research reports and guides, the Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF) training course, the Annual Conference in Birmingham, the Guernsey Conference, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), a Mentoring Scheme, the Airmic Competency Framework, and member surveys/benchmarking reports. Revenue is generated through annual membership subscriptions paid by individual professionals and their employing organizations.

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Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • Survey data from 2026 Risk Technology Report shows 81% of organisations invested in risk technology in the past year, with those expecting budget increases outnumbering decreases by five to one.
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Airmic is a professional trade association for risk and insurance management professionals, offering a membership-based platform that provides access to a Technical Library of research reports and guides, professional development through the Risk Management Fundamentals Course and Mentoring Scheme, industry events including the Annual Conference and webinars, and Special Interest Groups organized by sector. The association also conducts member surveys and publishes annual research reports on topics including risk technology, captives, and organizational resilience.

Product and service6 records
1Airmic Membership
CategoryMembership / Professional Association
Description

Annual subscription membership for corporate risk managers, insurance buyers, and risk management professionals, providing access to the Technical Library, Special Interest Groups, Annual Conference, RMF Course, Mentoring Scheme, Competency Framework, and collective advocacy.

2Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF) Course
CategoryProfessional Training
Description

A bookable training course providing foundational knowledge in risk management for members and risk professionals seeking structured professional development.

3Airmic Annual Conference
CategoryEvents / Conference
Description

Annual three-day in-person conference held in Birmingham providing networking, learning, and industry discussion for risk and insurance professionals (2026 edition referenced).

4Airmic Guernsey Conference
CategoryEvents / Conference
Description

Regional conference held at St Pierre Park Hotel, Guernsey, focused on captive insurance and international risk topics, run in partnership with Guernsey Finance (21-22 September 2026 edition referenced).

5Airmic Mentoring Scheme
CategoryMember Program
Description

A structured mentorship program connecting experienced risk professionals with members seeking career guidance and development.

6Airmic Technical Library
CategoryResearch and Publications
Description

A comprehensive repository of research reports, guides, benchmarking documents, and white papers covering risk management topics including insurance, technology, governance, and emerging risks; available to members through the member portal.

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Partnership17 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-26
Description

Airmic collaborated with Previsico and InsTech to produce the State of Flood Resilience Report. The survey of over 70 UK organisational leaders found that only 8% of UK organisations have flood action plans covering all locations, down from 30% in 2025.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-26
Description

InsTech partnered with Airmic and Previsico on the State of Flood Resilience Report, providing industry expertise on insurance technology perspectives.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-17
Description

Airmic and IUA published a joint report on closing insurance protection gaps, launched at the Airmic Conference in Birmingham. The report provides short, medium, and long-term recommendations for improving tripartite communication between risk professionals, insurers, and brokers. The collaboration advocates for shifting from traditional product-line based insurance to outcome-based policy structures.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-15
Description

KPMG served as a thought leadership partner in the development of the IUA/Airmic joint report on closing protection gaps. The collaboration involved member roundtables to examine how protection gaps emerge in practice and what coherent approaches could close them.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-15
Description

Redhand Advisors collaborated with Airmic and Riskonnect on the 2026 Airmic Risk Technology Report 'Mind the Gap', providing insights into risk technology ambition and adoption.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-15
Description

Riskonnect partnered with Airmic and Redhand Advisors on the 2026 Risk Technology Report, examining the disparity between risk technology ambition and adoption across the Airmic community.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-04
Description

Artex partnered with Airmic on the 2026 Captives Survey of Airmic members, exploring captives governance and access to reinsurance among member organisations.

8HDI
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-04
Description

HDI partnered with Airmic on the 2026 Captives Survey, contributing to research on captives as a resilient strategy for the future.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-05
Description

BCI partnered with Airmic on the 'Putting Organizational Resilience into Practice' publication, exploring the current organizational resilience landscape through case studies.

10ACCA
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-18
Description

ACCA partnered with Airmic, ACFE, ACi, CISI, ISC2, and IIA on the 'Combatting Fraud in a Perfect Storm' report showing how fraud is mutating faster than organisations can respond.

airmic.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-18
Description

Control Risks partnered with Airmic on research into threat monitoring and the changing risk landscape, including the 2019 member survey on threat monitoring.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-06-10
Description

Charles Brindamour, CEO of Intact Financial Corporation, addressed delegates at the Airmic annual conference on themes of geopolitics, climate, and technology as key risk areas.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Airmic partners with Guernsey Finance to host the Airmic Guernsey Conference 2026 at St Pierre Park Hotel, Guernsey, focusing on captive insurance and related topics.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Barnett Waddingham partnered with Airmic on the 'Emerging risks: A practical guide' providing insights, analysis, tools and techniques for managing emerging risks.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Herbert Smith Freehills partnered with Airmic on the '10 Years of the Insurance Act 2015' survey report examining the impact on policy placement and claims handling.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CNA Hardy partnered with Airmic on 'Reframing risk: Financial fluency for risk and insurance professionals', focusing on the ability to explain how risk and insurance decisions protect cash flows.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Praetorian (mentioned as sponsor) partnered with Airmic on various publications and initiatives.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

RIMS is the largest global membership association for risk and insurance professionals in the US, serving enterprise risk managers with conferences, education, certifications and research — directly comparable to Airmic's UK-focused offering on the same audience.

TypeDirect peer
Description

IRM is a UK-based professional body offering risk management qualifications, certifications and member resources — directly comparable to Airmic on the same UK enterprise risk manager audience with overlapping education and publishing offerings.

3FERMA (Federation of European Risk Management Associations)
TypeDirect peer
Description

FERMA is the pan-European federation of national risk management associations including Airmic's members — directly comparable as the supranational aggregator of risk manager associations across Europe with conferences, advocacy and benchmarking.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

CII is the leading UK professional body for the broader insurance and financial services sector, offering qualifications, membership and lifelong learning — comparable to Airmic but with a wider scope spanning brokers, insurers and claims professionals rather than risk managers specifically.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

BIBA is the UK trade association for insurance intermediaries serving brokers with lobbying, schemes and conferences — adjacent to Airmic but on the broker side rather than the buyer side of the same UK insurance value chain.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

BCI is a UK-based membership organisation for business continuity and resilience professionals — an active Airmic partner on the Putting Organizational Resilience into Practice report and a comparable member body serving overlapping risk-adjacent disciplines.

TypeEmerging player
Description

IUA is the London-market trade body representing insurers and reinsurers, and is Airmic's joint report partner on closing the protection gap — overlapping with Airmic on the UK commercial insurance value chain but representing the supply side rather than risk-manager buyers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

LMA is the London-based trade body for Lloyd's managing agents, representing the underwriting community — adjacent to Airmic through shared London market presence and shared members in the corporate insurance buyer-seller relationship.

TypeRegional player
Description

ANZIIF is the Australasian professional body for insurance and finance practitioners offering education, CPD and member services — comparable to Airmic as a regional insurance/risk member association but serving Australia and New Zealand rather than the UK.

TypeRegional player
Description

IIC is a Canadian network of provincial insurance institutes delivering education, designations and member services to insurance and risk professionals — a regional peer comparable to Airmic but operating across Canada rather than the UK.

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Airmic

Professional Risk Management Associationairmic.com

Airmic is a UK-based trade association, founded in 1963 and headquartered in London, serving corporate risk managers, insurance buyers, and board-level executives through membership subscriptions, technical publications, training courses, Special Interest Groups, and annual conferences in Birmingham and Guernsey.

What Airmic does

Airmic is a UK-based professional trade association serving individuals and organisations with responsibility for risk management and insurance. Founded in 1963 and registered as Airmic Limited (company number 01345758), it operates from a registered office at Marlow House, 1a Lloyd's Avenue, London EC3N 3AA. Its primary constituency is corporate risk managers, insurance buyers, and risk management professionals, with a secondary audience of board directors and executives responsible for risk governance. The association is governed by an elected board drawn from senior risk practitioners at major UK and multinational organisations including Synthomer, Jaguar Land Rover, London Stock Exchange Group, British American Tobacco, Croda, Compass, Coca-Cola Europacific, and Control Risks.

Airmic's core products and services are organised around membership subscriptions and include a Technical Library of research reports and benchmarking documents, the Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF) training course, on-demand webinars, Airmic Talks multimedia content, a Mentoring Scheme, Special Interest Groups organised by sector, a Captives Hub, and the Airmic Competency Framework. Flagship events include the three-day Annual Conference in Birmingham and the Guernsey Conference held in partnership with Guernsey Finance. The association does not operate proprietary technology platforms; the 'platform' is effectively the member portal at my.airmic.com, the technical publication library, and the events programme. Recurring thought-leadership outputs include the Airmic Survey, the Risk Technology Report, the Captives Survey, and topic-driven reports on flood resilience, fraud, and organisational resilience, frequently co-produced with partners such as the IUA, KPMG, Riskonnect, Redhand Advisors, Control Risks, and BCI.

Revenue is generated through annual membership subscriptions, training and event fees, and partner-supported research initiatives; pricing is not publicly disclosed and is administered through the member portal. Airmic operates as a private limited company with no parent entity, no subsidiaries, and no disclosed venture or private equity backing. Governance is member-driven through the elected board, with CEO Diane Maxwell leading executive operations. The association markets primarily through its website, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, and the Airmic News newsletter, and serves members primarily in the UK with selected European reach via the Guernsey Conference and international partner collaborations.

Airmic firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Airmic
Legal name
Airmic Limited
Website
https://airmic.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1963
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Airmic is a UK-based trade association, founded in 1963 and headquartered in London, serving corporate risk managers, insurance buyers, and board-level executives through membership subscriptions, technical publications, training courses, Special Interest Groups, and annual conferences in Birmingham and Guernsey.
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Where Airmic is headquartered

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London
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United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

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Airmic business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Subscriptions: Airmic generates revenue through annual membership fees from risk and insurance professionals. Members pay subscription fees to access benefits including the technical library, training courses, events, and Special Interest Groups.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Airmic product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Airmic operates a membership-based professional trade association for corporate risk and insurance management professionals. Members gain access to a Technical Library of research reports and guides, the Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF) training course, the Annual Conference in Birmingham, the Guernsey Conference, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), a Mentoring Scheme, the Airmic Competency Framework, and member surveys/benchmarking reports. Revenue is generated through annual membership subscriptions paid by individual professionals and their employing organizations.

Product overview

Airmic is a professional trade association for risk and insurance management professionals, offering a membership-based platform that provides access to a Technical Library of research reports and guides, professional development through the Risk Management Fundamentals Course and Mentoring Scheme, industry events including the Annual Conference and webinars, and Special Interest Groups organized by sector. The association also conducts member surveys and publishes annual research reports on topics including risk technology, captives, and organizational resilience.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF): Training course for risk management professionals offered by Airmic
  • Airmic Mentoring Scheme
  • Airmic News

Products and services

  • Airmic Membership Annual subscription membership for corporate risk managers, insurance buyers, and risk management professionals, providing access to the Technical Library, Special Interest Groups, Annual Conference, RMF Course, Mentoring Scheme, Competency Framework, and collective advocacy.
  • Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF) Course A bookable training course providing foundational knowledge in risk management for members and risk professionals seeking structured professional development.
  • Airmic Annual Conference Annual three-day in-person conference held in Birmingham providing networking, learning, and industry discussion for risk and insurance professionals (2026 edition referenced).
  • Airmic Guernsey Conference Regional conference held at St Pierre Park Hotel, Guernsey, focused on captive insurance and international risk topics, run in partnership with Guernsey Finance (21-22 September 2026 edition referenced).
  • Airmic Mentoring Scheme A structured mentorship program connecting experienced risk professionals with members seeking career guidance and development.
  • Airmic Technical Library A comprehensive repository of research reports, guides, benchmarking documents, and white papers covering risk management topics including insurance, technology, governance, and emerging risks; available to members through the member portal.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Survey data from 2026 Risk Technology Report shows 81% of organisations invested in risk technology in the past year, with those expecting budget increases outnumbering decreases by five to one.

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17 partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • PrevisicominorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 June 2026Airmic collaborated with Previsico and InsTech to produce the State of Flood Resilience Report. The survey of over 70 UK organisational leaders found that only 8% of UK organisations have flood action plans covering all locations, down from 30% in 2025.
  • InsTechminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 26 June 2026InsTech partnered with Airmic and Previsico on the State of Flood Resilience Report, providing industry expertise on insurance technology perspectives.
  • International Underwriting Association (IUA)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 June 2026Airmic and IUA published a joint report on closing insurance protection gaps, launched at the Airmic Conference in Birmingham. The report provides short, medium, and long-term recommendations for improving tripartite communication between risk professionals, insurers, and brokers. The collaboration advocates for shifting from traditional product-line based insurance to outcome-based policy structures.
  • KPMGcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 June 2026KPMG served as a thought leadership partner in the development of the IUA/Airmic joint report on closing protection gaps. The collaboration involved member roundtables to examine how protection gaps emerge in practice and what coherent approaches could close them.
  • Redhand AdvisorscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 June 2026Redhand Advisors collaborated with Airmic and Riskonnect on the 2026 Airmic Risk Technology Report 'Mind the Gap', providing insights into risk technology ambition and adoption.
  • RiskonnectcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 June 2026Riskonnect partnered with Airmic and Redhand Advisors on the 2026 Risk Technology Report, examining the disparity between risk technology ambition and adoption across the Airmic community.
  • ArtexminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 4 March 2026Artex partnered with Airmic on the 2026 Captives Survey of Airmic members, exploring captives governance and access to reinsurance among member organisations.
  • HDIminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 4 March 2026HDI partnered with Airmic on the 2026 Captives Survey, contributing to research on captives as a resilient strategy for the future.
  • Business Continuity Institute (BCI)minorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 February 2026BCI partnered with Airmic on the 'Putting Organizational Resilience into Practice' publication, exploring the current organizational resilience landscape through case studies.
  • ACCAminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 November 2025ACCA partnered with Airmic, ACFE, ACi, CISI, ISC2, and IIA on the 'Combatting Fraud in a Perfect Storm' report showing how fraud is mutating faster than organisations can respond.
  • Control RisksminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 November 2025Control Risks partnered with Airmic on research into threat monitoring and the changing risk landscape, including the 2019 member survey on threat monitoring.
  • Intact Financial CorporationminorOthers · 10 June 2025Charles Brindamour, CEO of Intact Financial Corporation, addressed delegates at the Airmic annual conference on themes of geopolitics, climate, and technology as key risk areas.
  • Guernsey FinancecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAirmic partners with Guernsey Finance to host the Airmic Guernsey Conference 2026 at St Pierre Park Hotel, Guernsey, focusing on captive insurance and related topics.
  • Barnett WaddinghamminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerBarnett Waddingham partnered with Airmic on the 'Emerging risks: A practical guide' providing insights, analysis, tools and techniques for managing emerging risks.
  • Herbert Smith FreehillsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerHerbert Smith Freehills partnered with Airmic on the '10 Years of the Insurance Act 2015' survey report examining the impact on policy placement and claims handling.
  • CNA HardyminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCNA Hardy partnered with Airmic on 'Reframing risk: Financial fluency for risk and insurance professionals', focusing on the ability to explain how risk and insurance decisions protect cash flows.
  • PraetorianminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPraetorian (mentioned as sponsor) partnered with Airmic on various publications and initiatives.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Airmic competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • RIMS (Risk and Insurance Management Society): RIMS is the largest global membership association for risk and insurance professionals in the US, serving enterprise risk managers with conferences, education, certifications and research — directly comparable to Airmic's UK-focused offering on the same audience.
  • Institute of Risk Management (IRM): IRM is a UK-based professional body offering risk management qualifications, certifications and member resources — directly comparable to Airmic on the same UK enterprise risk manager audience with overlapping education and publishing offerings.
  • FERMA (Federation of European Risk Management Associations): FERMA is the pan-European federation of national risk management associations including Airmic's members — directly comparable as the supranational aggregator of risk manager associations across Europe with conferences, advocacy and benchmarking.

Broad incumbents

  • Chartered Insurance Institute (CII): CII is the leading UK professional body for the broader insurance and financial services sector, offering qualifications, membership and lifelong learning — comparable to Airmic but with a wider scope spanning brokers, insurers and claims professionals rather than risk managers specifically.
  • British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA): BIBA is the UK trade association for insurance intermediaries serving brokers with lobbying, schemes and conferences — adjacent to Airmic but on the broker side rather than the buyer side of the same UK insurance value chain.
  • Business Continuity Institute (BCI): BCI is a UK-based membership organisation for business continuity and resilience professionals — an active Airmic partner on the Putting Organizational Resilience into Practice report and a comparable member body serving overlapping risk-adjacent disciplines.

Emerging players

  • International Underwriting Association (IUA): IUA is the London-market trade body representing insurers and reinsurers, and is Airmic's joint report partner on closing the protection gap — overlapping with Airmic on the UK commercial insurance value chain but representing the supply side rather than risk-manager buyers.
  • Lloyd's Market Association (LMA): LMA is the London-based trade body for Lloyd's managing agents, representing the underwriting community — adjacent to Airmic through shared London market presence and shared members in the corporate insurance buyer-seller relationship.

Regional players

  • ANZIIF (Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance): ANZIIF is the Australasian professional body for insurance and finance practitioners offering education, CPD and member services — comparable to Airmic as a regional insurance/risk member association but serving Australia and New Zealand rather than the UK.
  • Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC): IIC is a Canadian network of provincial insurance institutes delivering education, designations and member services to insurance and risk professionals — a regional peer comparable to Airmic but operating across Canada rather than the UK.

Market position

Strengths6 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Airmic social profiles

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Airmic compliance and trust

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Compliance2 records

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Airmic leadership team

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Profiles17 records

Airmic funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Airmic M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Airmic

What does Airmic do?

Airmic operates a membership-based professional trade association for corporate risk and insurance management professionals. Members gain access to a Technical Library of research reports and guides, the Risk Management Fundamentals (RMF) training course, the Annual Conference in Birmingham, the Guernsey Conference, Special Interest Groups (SIGs), a Mentoring Scheme, the Airmic Competency Framework, and member surveys/benchmarking reports. Revenue is generated through annual membership subscriptions paid by individual professionals and their employing organizations.

Is Airmic a public or private company?

Airmic is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.

When was Airmic founded?

Airmic was founded in 1963. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Airmic based?

Airmic is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Airmic make money?

One revenue line is on record: membership Subscriptions.

Who are Airmic's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are RIMS (Risk and Insurance Management Society), Institute of Risk Management (IRM) and FERMA (Federation of European Risk Management Associations). Broad incumbents are Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) and Business Continuity Institute (BCI). Emerging players are International Underwriting Association (IUA) and Lloyd's Market Association (LMA). Regional players are ANZIIF (Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance) and Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC).

Does Airmic have an API?

No public API is recorded for Airmic.

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Carrier ManagementUK Steps Closer to Creating ‘Internationally Competitive’ Captive MarketUK regulators the Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority published detailed proposals on July 14, 2026, for establishing an internationally competitive captive insurance regime, with a target launch date of July 2027 and an industry consultation closing on October 14, 2026. The framework would offer a streamlined 4-6 week authorization process, exclude captives from Solvency UK and Consumer Duty requirements, and impose lower capital and reporting obligations than standard insurance firms. Industry brokers and trade associations including Marsh, McGill and Partners, the London Market Group, Airmic, and the International Underwriting Association have broadly welcomed the proposals as a significant milestone that could strengthen London's position as a global risk management center.Insurance TimesAirmic 2026: Tripartite communication central to tackling protection gapsTrade associations Airmic and the International Underwriting Association (IUA) published a joint report on closing insurance protection gaps, launched at the Airmic Conference in Birmingham on June 16, 2026. The report provides short, medium, and long-term recommendations, with immediate actions emphasizing improved tripartite communication between risk professionals, insurers, and brokers to reduce gaps caused by ambiguous policy wordings, lack of awareness, or systemic risks. Long-term recommendations include pivoting insurance product development toward outcomes-based approaches and establishing new capital structures, such as public-private partnerships and insurance-linked securities, to cover emerging and intangible risks.Insurance TimesPRA sets out vision for UK captive regime ahead of consultationThe PRA announced it is preparing to launch a consultation on a new UK captive insurance regime, signaling a shift from concept to actionable framework. Speaking at the Airmic annual conference in Birmingham, PRA director Shoib Khan said the regulator is on track for the regime to come into force in 2027, with emphasis on simplicity, proportionality, and commercial viability. Industry experts noted the proposals signal the UK is aiming to build a competitive regime rather than a light-touch version of Solvency II, offering risk-financing benefits for UK-based companies.ReinsuranceNe.wsIUA/Airmic report calls for shift to outcome-based insurance to close protection gapsIUA and Airmic have published a joint report advocating for a shift from traditional product-line based insurance to outcome-based policy structures to address widening protection gaps in the commercial insurance market. The report, produced through member roundtables with KPMG as a thought leadership partner, includes recommendations for piloting outcome-focused insurance structures, reforming exclusion design, and stress testing policy wordings against loss scenarios. Industry leaders from both organizations emphasized that better communication and understanding of client risk profiles will lead to improved pricing, fewer disputes, and longer-term relationships between underwriters and large insurance buyers.GlobeNewswireAirmic and Willis Terrorism Review Explores the Scope and Cover Offered by Insurance Schemes Around the WorldAirmic and Willis published a technical guide on global terrorism insurance schemes, noting they were often created for domestic or separatist threats. The guide highlights that coverage varies by scheme, with different definitions and exclusions, complicating comprehensive policies. It also warns that lone-wolf attacks and chemical weapons could trigger claims under all-risk policies.