The ‘Audit Committee Practices Report’, a collaborative report developed by Deloitte’s Center for Board Effectiveness and the Center for Audit Quality, shows how audit committees are increasingly taking responsibility for enterprise risk management and for cyber security.
The Risk Management Association (RMA) has announced that 19 leading banks have formed the RMA Climate Risk Consortium, which will develop standards for banks to integrate climate risk management throughout their operations.
2021 was a highly significant year when it comes to both the impact of the changing climate and also in terms of awareness of this risk. Adriano Lanzilotto looks at how organizations need to respond in 2022.
Resilinc has published data collected from its EventWatchAI monitoring database which reveals that supply chain disruptions were up 88 percent in 2021 year-over-year, with 90 percent of disruptive events being human-caused.
A new survey-based study by researchers from the Copenhagen Business School has examined how organizations carry out enterprise risk management; the findings highlight the importance of broad organizational engagement in ERM and the need for agility.
What should you expect to see in the coming year as the management of identity-related risk continues to evolve? Craig Ramsay highlights three areas that need consideration.
Everstream Analytics has released its 2022 Risk Report, which outlines the top five supply chain risks that global companies should prepare for in the next 12 months.
Climate risks dominate global concerns as the world enters the third year of the pandemic. According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2022, while the top long-term risks relate to climate, the top shorter-term global concerns include societal divides, livelihood crises, and mental health deterioration.
Airmic, in association with Control Risks, has published a new report looking at the ongoing COVID-19 response. The report ‘The pandemic goes endemic: learning the lessons, boosting preparedness, building resilience’ is based on a survey of 118 Airmic members conducted in November 2021.
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