Over the past few weeks, 19 students from 10 countries came together at the Munich Risk and Insurance Center (MRIC) at LMU Munich for this year’s Case Studies in Enterprise Risk Management seminar. The group included students from the LMU Munich School of Management, the University of South Florida Muma College of Business, and international exchange students currently studying at LMU.
Starting with the foundations of enterprise risk management, students moved from case studies, class discussions, and a risk management simulation game to corporate visits and direct exchanges with risk management professionals across industries. Beyond the formal elements, the seminar also created space for exchange and collaboration within a highly international group. Throughout the course, students not only deepened their understanding of enterprise risk management but also grew together as a group.
A big thank you to all participating companies and speakers for sharing their expertise and opening their doors to our students: Nodjan Abolkhirian, Ivo Buhl, Jörg Bundscherer, Andreas Duldinger, Karina Folz-Ausfelder, Andreas Graser, Christian Hasler, Verena Heisz, Dr. Bernhard Irrgang, Benedikt Jancso, Jonas Kiener, Thilo Loeb, Margit Meier, Andrea Jean Merlini, Jens Rücker, and Dr. Martin Strassner.
Special thanks to
Randy Dumm, who led the seminar for the 16ᵗʰ time and has shaped it into what it is today, while also strengthening the growing collaboration between LMU and USF. We are also very grateful to David Eckles, who joined the seminar in Munich for the first time and enriched the course with his valuable class sessions, and to
Peter Liebwein for helping the students better understand risk management in insurance, both in theory and in practice under the Solvency II regime.