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IRM guidelines on gender diversity
18 April, 2018 Organisations and individuals could do more to improve their gender diversity – and in doing so potentially benefit their business… -
IRM’s Infrastructure Special Interest Group (SIG) discuss key topics facing risk managers
17 April, 2018 The Infrastructure SIG recently organised a meeting at the Shard in London, for over 35 risk professionals who work primarily… -
Mind the gender pay gap
29 March, 2018 The issue of a UK gender pay gap has been under the microscope recently, with reporting from the public sector…
NEWS AND FEATURES
Current Magazine
Enterprise Risk Spring 2018
The power of simplicity: Dr Sarah Gordon of the IRM’s Innovation SIG on keeping it simple
PLUS: All together: top threats in 2018 / Programming for intelligence: using AI / Thrill-based risk management: lessons from Smiler / Experiential training: a lost art / Effective alliances: Waterloo Station
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Industry Perspectives
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Five simple steps to lowering spreadsheet and EUC risks
8 March, 2018Spreadsheets and other end-user controlled applications (EUCs) are core elements in most companies’ financial reporting and operational processes. What is alarming is that one inadvertent error in these critical files can have material consequences.
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Facilitating effective crisis leadership
5 January, 2018The highly disruptive world in which we live means that the need for organisations to be able to respond quickly and effectively to rapidly emerging risks or sudden crises has never been greater.
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Developing a mature risk strategy
21 July, 2017Risk strategy drives an organisation’s ability to respond effectively to today’s dynamic world. But not all risk strategies are at the same level of maturity.
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Rethinking reputational risk
15 February, 2017Corporate crises come thick and fast. And when disaster strikes, it destroys companies, shareholder value and reputations in equal measure.
As Anthony Fitzsimmons and Derek Atkins argue in their recent book – Rethinking reputational risk – uncertainty is entirely predictable.
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