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Rethinking reputational risk

Corporate crises come thick and fast. And when disaster strikes, it destroys companies, shareholder value and reputations in equal measure. As Anthony… More

15 February 2017

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) employed a tough new weapon for cracking down on competition abuse. Just before Christmas, it disqualified a director of a company for the first time. The… More

Risk managers know that effective communication influences the way people perceive risk. But some  topics have become so emotionally charged that it can be hard to change people's views. Fracking is a classic example.… More

If 2016 was the year when fake news became – well, news – then 2017 seems to be a time for reflection and analysis. Several commentators in the press have started to… More

Executive pay has been in the headlines over recent months because of the growing disparity in remuneration between those on the shop floor and those at the top of the company. While… More

Political risk, cybersecurity, bribery and oil price and financial market fluctuations are among chief concerns for businesses voiced by some of the UK’s leading risk experts as they look ahead to 2017.… More

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Do fines work?

20 December 2016

Over the past few years, fines doled out to companies by regulators have rocketed. Banks, energy companies and others have received record-breaking fines for not following rules. Last year for instance, the… More

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Strategic innovation

20 December 2016

Innovators are not necessarily well-known for their patience with risk managers. Creating something new and worrying about risk at the same time seem antithetical. Many take the same approach to strategic decision… More

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Editor’s welcome

20 December 2016

Hello, and welcome to the new site for Enterprise Risk Magazine. After relaunching the publication earlier this year, we couldn’t resist taking our new approach online. Websites are fairly self explanatory, but… More