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Business environment is “becoming riskier”
15 March, 2019 Business leaders believe the global business environment is becoming ‘riskier’, according to a new report from consultant Protiviti. The Executive… -
Why 90% of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) & Security Token Offerings (STOs) fail (and much of the rest may follow)
27 February, 2019 By Alexander Larsen, President Baldwin Global Risk Services Ltd, Certified Fellow and trainer of the Institute of Risk Management (IRM)… -
Imagining a future
22 February, 2019 Pro-mortems and pre-mortems are a simple and highly effective technique for teams to employ “prospective hindsight” and imagine a future…
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Enterprise Risk Spring 2019
Risk management is common sense: Jo Macdonald on engagement, behaviour and culture at the DWP
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New wave: proactively choosing the profession
Refocusing risk governance: what the revised UK Combined Code means
Making the case: getting involved in business case analysis
From saint to sinner: the fragility of reputation
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Industry Perspectives
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Solving cyber risk
1 March, 2019One of the greatest risks of failing to address cyber threat is that people will turn away from the very technologies that could produce rapid productivity gains over the next few years,
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Mitigating privacy risks in the Internet of Things
30 November, 2018As the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes increasingly ubiquitous, organisations from all industries are beginning to explore ways to develop and utilise their own IoT network or service offering.
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Webinar: mitigating the risks of sanctions compliance
23 November, 2018Non-compliance with trade sanctions increasingly attracts severe penalties for organisations, according to a recent IRM and Lexis Nexis webinar. While the effectiveness of sanctions themselves has been debated in some quarters,
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Thinking the unthinkable – how leaders manage catastrophic risk
4 July, 2018More and more firms are now putting low probability catastrophic risks higher on their agenda. According to the authors of a recently published book, the reason for this is simple: these events are happening more often.
