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Climate change action – sign up for IRM course
3 March, 2021 Countries must plan and implement radical changes to their production and trade processes, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF).… -
Solvency II consultation opportunity to improve risk management, says IRM
26 February, 2021 A wide-ranging review of how financial services firms are regulated could be an opportunity to improve risk management, IRM has… -
Campaigners raise awareness of AI risk
17 February, 2021 Civil liberties groups and digital rights campaigners are seeking to raise awareness of the risks of using of artificial intelligence…
NEWS AND FEATURES
Current Magazine
Enterprise Risk Winter 2020
Puente Nuevo: A new initiative to build bridges between IRM and risk professionals in Latin America and Spain is underway
PLUS:
Time for action: risk managers’ role in climate change
Sharpening the saw: operational risk disclosures lag
Guidance for sound practice: a road to improvement
Hacking risk: case study in crowd-sourcing solutions
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Industry Perspectives
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How lessons learned from Covid-19 can enhance resilience in the insurance industry
19 August, 2020Isaac Alfon, co-chair of IRM’s ERM in Insurance SIG and MD of Crescendo Advisers, suggests how lessons learned from Covid-19 can enhance resilience in the insurance industry,
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IRM Covid-19 Global Risk Management Response report
10 June, 2020IRM has drawn on its global network of Special/ Regional Groups and Global Ambassadors to ask them for their views on the ground on how the pandemic is affecting their sector/countries.
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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.
