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Financial markets need rewriting for net zero

While many organisations are investing heavily in net zero initiatives, the investment case is not well-understood and insufficient capital flows are slowing… More

14 November 2024

The 'Autumn 2024' edition of the Enterprise Risk magazine is available to read here. Download Link More

With the European Commission (EC) accelerating the adoption of “advanced technologies”, innovation is rapidly rising, but in turn has resulted in significant increase in cyber threats. To combat this, the pressure is… More

Organisations have a high opinion of their abilities to be prepared for a crisis, but the actions they take to be prepared are falling short, said a survey by Origami Risk. In… More

Employers looking to enhance retention in the workforce should deepen their focus on LGBTQ+ inclusion, visibility and engagement programmes, according to a study by EY. The US-based study found that while there are… More

Compared with 2023, financial markets have turned “quite optimistic” in light of a softer landing from high inflation, according to an annual report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). While the near-term global… More

Large (74 per cent) and medium-sized (70 per cent) businesses and high income charities (66 per cent) reported having experienced a cyber security breach or attack over the past year, according to… More

Investors are to have access to better, up-to-date information as new rules simplifying access to market data come in to force shortly, according to the European Council. Changes to the European Union’s… More

Cyber threat is the top ranking business risk followed by business interruption, according to the annual Allianz risk barometer. Physical risks also feature prominently, including natural catastrophes, fire and explosion, and climate change. … More

Compliance functions and risk managers said that their top strategic priorities over the coming 18 months are keeping abreast of regulatory changes and mitigating emerging risk, according to Thomson Reuters. Half of respondents… More