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US executives fear recession
A growing number of US executives said that they feared recession no matter who won the recent presidential election, according to PWC’s pulse… More
17 January 2025
The Guardian newspaper in the UK is the latest in a line of organisations that have either quit social media platforms or reassessed the way that they and their staff use them. … More
The 'Winter 2024' edition of the Enterprise Risk magazine is available to read here. Download Link More
While many organisations are investing heavily in net zero initiatives, the investment case is not well-understood and insufficient capital flows are slowing down the scale and speed of transition, according to the Business… More
While the European Union (EU) is more prepared to deal with major crises than it was five years ago, the complex risk landscape has outpaced the body’s speed in dealing with them,… More
Chief risk officers (CROs) said they were more involved in supporting their organisations’ short-term goals for innovation and growth rather than longer-term strategies, according to a study by the World Economic Forum. For… More
Climate change, cybersecurity, geopolitical stability and other key risks have remained at the top of insurance survey rankings over the past four to five years, according to Axa future risk report 2024. Climate… More
Europe is being left behind by the US because of slow productivity growth, which has helped to create a widening gap in GDP between the US and Europe and a sluggish increase… More
Expensive, timely and sometimes ineffective, public inquiries often fail to see their recommendations implemented by the governments that accept them, according to a parliamentary report. “This is inexcusable, as it risks the recurrence… More
Employers have a duty to take reasonable steps to prevent sexual harassment under rules that come into effect in October. In future, employers that fail to protect workers will face steeper compensation… More