Third party risk webinar online

Third party risk webinar online

The third party risk webinar is now online. With growing geo-political, environmental and financial uncertainty, businesses must build resilient relationships with their suppliers, customers and stakeholders. But with more customers and businesses, such as Uber and Apple, using and adopting open technology platforms, the nature of those relationships is transforming. Listen to the webinar and…

The third party risk webinar is now online.

With growing geo-political, environmental and financial uncertainty, businesses must build resilient relationships with their suppliers, customers and stakeholders. But with more customers and businesses, such as Uber and Apple, using and adopting open technology platforms, the nature of those relationships is transforming.

Listen to the webinar and learn how to build resilient relationships in this changing world. Convened by Enterprise Risk editor Arthur Piper, and sponsored by SAI Global. Participants were Mark Boult (DNV GL), Charles Low (SAI Global), Raza Sadiq (Covéa Insurance), and Clive Thompson (Willis Towers Watson, which kindly hosted the event).

Key topics covered

  • What are the key risks to third party relationships today?
  • What are the main challenges to developing resilient 3rd party relationships?
  • How can technology be used intelligently to help manage these risks?
  • How can risk managers deal with disruptions and threats?

To listen to the webinar, please click here.





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