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Coronavirus puts contractual risk on the agenda
7 April, 2020 Given the extreme lockdown measures taken by the UK government, organisations are beginning to ask whether businesses, suppliers, customers and… -
Preparing for Covid-19 pandemic
31 March, 2020 The current Covid-19 pandemic is having devastating affects world-wide to health and the economy with numbers of confirmed cases escalating… -
Social distancing – the communications and compliance challenge
24 March, 2020 The world is currently joined in a wave of lockdown measures to limit the general public’s freedom of movement: the…
NEWS AND FEATURES
Current Magazine
Enterprise Risk Spring 2020
Finding a safe haven: the world crisis in displaced people requires strong risk management, says UNHCR’s Hanne Raatikainen
PLUS:
Second front: IRM’s initiative for ex-service personnel
Face value: facial recognition technologies
Family fortunes: IRM supports Indian family enterprises
Business conscience: the social role of risk management
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Industry Perspectives
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IRM’s global risk predictions for 2020
20 January, 2020With global conflict, political and economic uncertainty, bushfires, storms and flooding in the headlines, IRM has surveyed some of its senior members across a range of sectors and geographies for their risk predictions for 2020.
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Using scenarios to quantify corporate risks
12 December, 2019By Lee Coppack
Consumer spending comprises more than 50 per cent of gross domestic product in many developed countries. It is more than 65 per cent in the United Kingdom and United States.
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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.
