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By Sean Gotora, 2026 | Strategy, Risk & ResilienceMBA-Strategy, BSc.Eng. Chemical Engineering, CRMA, SIRM, CERM, CBCP, RMP, CAPM.   Frank Herbert’s *Dune* was never about… More

23 June 2026

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

Rules intended to embed environmental, governance and social requirements into EU-based companies’ supply chains have struggled to gain acceptance. German and Italian officials recently failed to back measures under the European Commission’s Corporate… More

The volume of cargo containers passing through the Red Sea plummeted in December 2023, following attacks on vessels by the Houthi. The Kiel Institute said that traffic currently stands at almost 70 per cent… 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

The 'Autumn 2023' edition of the Enterprise Risk magazine is available to read here. Download Link More

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has updated its toolkit for boards in an effort to improve help organisations embed cyber resilience and risk management throughout their organisations. NCSC said that boards must… More

The 'Summer 2023' edition of the Enterprise Risk magazine is available to read here. Download Link More

European car manufacturers have warned the UK government to renegotiate its Brexit arrangements with Europe or risk losing thousands of jobs in the UK. In May, the world’s third largest carmaker Stellantis… More