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In most organisations, the board risk report is one of the most carefully prepared documents the risk function produces. It is also one of the least used. Not because boards do not… More

by Ryan Price, Dylan Campbell and Grant Griffiths This piece picks up where an earlier blog post, Crisis in the Middle East – Energy Prices and Geopolitical Risks, published on 9 March,… More

Geopolitical risk is no longer a distant concern — it’s reshaping strategy, resilience, and decision-making across every sector. Issue 5 of Enterprise Risk Magazine dives into the forces redefining the global risk… More

By Sean Gotora, 2026 | Strategy, Risk & Resilience | MBA-Strategy, BSc.Eng. Chemical Engineering., CRMA, SIRM, CERM, CBCP, RMP, CAPM. In over 16 years as a risk practitioner, spanning both technical and… More

By Grant Griffiths and Dylan Campbell The current events unfolding in Iran and across the Middle East once again highlight the continuing importance of hydrocarbons to our global economy, and their impact… More

The convergence of digital innovation, geopolitical uncertainty, regulatory evolution, and shifting customer expectations is redefining how financial institutions operate, compete, and create value. In this environment, risk is no longer a peripheral… More

by Zhanar Tukeyeva Modern life depends on a few thin, hidden threads beneath the sea. These cables connect financial systems, cloud services, hospitals, ports and governments. When one breaks, disruption spreads quickly.… More

Energy has emerged as one of the most dynamic frontiers of enterprise risk management. From geopolitical instability and volatile commodity prices, to climate imperatives and the rapid evolution of renewable technologies, the… More

by Lamia Al Othman While renewable energy investment continues, critical mineral shortages, supply chain disruptions, and concentration of AI capabilities present new systemic risks. As we near the end of the year… More