The latest enterprise risk management news from around the world
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A hearing of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee of the UK Parliament has heard from the aviation sector concerning the potential impacts of Brexit.
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The Fair Institute has released findings from its 2017 Risk Management Maturity Benchmark Survey. Results show low risk management maturity levels regardless of industry or organization size.
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A recent General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) readiness survey undertaken by the specialist law firm, Technology Law Alliance, shows that only 18 percent of UK and multi-national organizations are ‘highly confident’ that they will meet the deadline next May, for compliance with the new GDPR.
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As organizational preparation for the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation gathers speed, Dan Martland and Iain Finlayson highlight an area which can easily be overlooked.
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The Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) has announced the winners of the Excellence in Risk Management Awards, which were presented at a gala dinner on Monday 6th November in London. These awards are part of the second European
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Aon in collaboration with the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, has released the fifth edition of the Aon Risk Maturity Index Insight Report. Findings reinforced a direct relationship between strong risk management practices and superior operating performance for organizations.
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The recently published RIMS 2017 Enterprise Risk Management Survey explores the evolution of ERM, drawing comparisons to the Society’s 2013 survey. The survey highlights the effectiveness and advantages of ERM programs, as well as leadership’s expectations of ERM, implementation strategies and challenges.
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Business interruption due to storms, catastrophic events and cyber attack present the biggest threat to power and utilities (P&U) companies, according to a new EY report, ‘Risk Pulse: Navigating the power and utilities sector in transformation’
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The lure of compensation pay-outs and the chance to get their own back on companies who might have treated them badly: these are two of the reasons that will tempt UK consumers to use their new rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), new research suggests.
- Risk management continues to move to the cloud to extend across the enterprise and out to supply chains
- More than half of organizations say their third-party risk management programs are maturing or advanced
- Many business leaders still in the dark about new data protection rules: IoD
- Business insurance practices are out of date: spending on property-related risk is four times higher than cyber risk
