The latest enterprise risk management news from around the world
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Delegates attending the Sword Active Risk Global Conferences in Doha, Washington DC and London have voiced their concerns about the biggest risks facing their organizations.
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The Institute of Risk Management’s (IRM) Internal Model Industry Forum (IMIF) has launched a guidance booklet entitled ‘Operational risk modelling: common practices and future development’.
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The number of food recalls and their costs to business and society are rising, says a new Swiss Re publication.
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A new survey charting the top risks in the global insurance sector has been published. The annual ‘Banana Skins’ poll found that cyber risk and interest rates are now among the top risks for insurers.
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The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released an information paper on prudential considerations and key principles in relation to outsourcing involving shared computing services, including cloud.
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Remote work opportunities have become more commonplace, but this employee benefit does not come without potential risks to the organization.
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A new document from The Institute of Internal Auditors takes the COSO Internal Control - Integrated Framework and maps it to the Three Lines of Defense Model.
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The outsourcing of critical services to third parties requires a robust vendor risk management program and stringent oversight, yet the results of a new study suggest that many companies may be underperforming in these areas.
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Airmic has released a step-by-step guide to managing reputational risk. The report, produced in partnership with the Reputation Institute, sets out a structured approach to understanding and mitigating the risk.
- 80 percent of top UK brands at risk from new top level domains
- European Parliament looks at ways to address the long term resource scarcity risk
- UK firms must take cyber risk management more seriously: Marsh report
- Directors and officers liable for cyber attacks: the management of cyber risk now needs to be an intrinsic board activity
