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Supply chain professionals fail to assess climate-related risk
11 August, 2022 Over 70 per cent of supply chain professionals fail to conduct a climate change risk assessments to identify key risks, according to… -
Insolvency risk looms as threat of recession grows
5 August, 2022 Insolvency risk looms amid growing warnings of a UK recession. In the second quarter of 2022, corporate insolvencies rose by… -
Whitepaper: Overhaul Your Security and Compliance with Integrated Risk Management
5 August, 2022 True data protection integrates cybersecurity, privacy, training and the human factor on one unified IRM platform for a holistic view…
NEWS AND FEATURES
Current Magazine
Enterprise Risk Summer 2022
The diversity of culture: Organisations looking to create a single culture to manage risk are on the wrong path, as Martha Phillips found out
PLUS:
Grand designs: IRM’s new strategic vision
Getting results from great projects: lessons from experience
Building competency: Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
Digitalising the supply chain: creating resilience
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Industry Perspectives
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Reputation risk at P&O – IRM BBC interview
1 April, 2022Businesses need to put social responsibility at the fore to avoid long-term reputational damage following the pandemic, IRM Environmental and Social Governance Group chair Anita Punwani told the BBC in an interview.
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IRM launches the Armed Forces Community Group
18 February, 2022IRM has launched the Armed Forces Community Group (AFC Group), following its signing of the Armed Forces Covenant in 2019 and receiving the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme Bronze Employer award.
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Anita Punwani appointed chair of IRM’s new ESG interest group
4 February, 2022Anita Punwani CFIRM has been appointed chair of IRM’s new Environmental & Social Governance (ESG) SIG. Her passion is to promote the role of risk management in ESG and contribute to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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Reducing risk in the decision-making process
16 July, 2021Many organisations traditionally use a top-down approach. Leaders are expected to lead from the front, to make decisions and set wider goals that are communicated to the business.
