Analysis – Page 17
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AnalysisIs the three lines of defence dead?
Mission Australia’s general manager, enterprise risk and assurance, Andrew Methven, has joined our #ChangingRisk campaign by sharing his thoughts on why 3LOD is fine as a conceptual model but is very difficult to actually make work
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AnalysisIs our current thinking of risk management ineffective and flawed?
“ERM needs to be aligned with our company’s strategy”; “We must engage and clearly articulate risk to stakeholders.” These perennially used phrases aren’t untrue of risk management, but why don’t we say more, create more and aim to be multidisciplinary? asks Gabriel Souza, risk management specialist
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AnalysisBrexit, global trade wars, climate change, ageing populations and new technology: the five drivers to an unpredictable world
Business leaders believe that the world is becoming less predictable, posing a threat to revenue
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AnalysisBrexit chaos spells trouble for risk managers
As the Brexit deadline nears, uncertainty prevails after British MPs rejected the prime minister’s deal – twice. StrategicRISK gathers the reaction of European risk managers, including the chief risk officer of French pharmaceutical company, Ipsen, who has prepared the business for a ‘hard Brexit’. Sara Benwell reports
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AnalysisRisk management blended with data will deliver incisive decision-making
Risk management is transforming, but data is the game-changer in #ChangingRisk for the future, says Danny Wong, founder of GOAT Risk Solutions and former director of corporate risk at IHG
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AnalysisCyber governance ‘not rocket science’: Airbus
Philippe Cotelle, the head of insurance and risk management for the defence and space division of Airbus, has said the governance of cyber risk is “not rocket science”.
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AnalysisThe five risk challenges “causing a crisis of confidence”
The risk landscape is fast-evolving and risk managers need to change the risk management model to get a grasp of the challenges, argues Amrae president Brigitte Bouquot
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AnalysisQui participe aux Rencontres et quels sont les sujets brûlants de 2019 ?» (2e partie)
AGCS Qui sera présent ? Patrick Thiels, CEO d’Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty Pays méditerranéens, France, Italie, Espagne et Benelux (en photo) ; Corinne Cipière, Directrice générale France et Directrice commerciale et marketing de la région Méditerranée ; Christopher Sheldon, Conseiller juridique senior auprès du CEO Global ...
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AnalysisRegulation, environment, cyber and reputation: a risk manager’s perspective on France’s top risks
The risk landscape is growing in complexity and the advice from Francois Malan, chief risk officer at Nexity, is to upskill and get close to the board
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AnalysisAmrae president calls for fresh approach to risk, as WEF highlights challenges in geopolitical, cyber, and climate change
Speaking to StrategicRISK before opening this year’s conference, Brigitte Bouquot urges the risk community to evolve their approach and take the reins in building resilience against complex risks
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AnalysisWhy ignorance is a risk you can't ignore
Regulation is now saying: it is no longer enough to allow the complexity of global supply chains to prevent you from uncovering Modern Slavery. So how should your business respond?
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AnalysisCyber risks and business interruption top risk ranking as the biggest risks to corporates
Cyber and BI risks are increasingly interlinked as ransomware attacks or accidental IT outages often result in disruption of operations and services, costing hundreds of millions of dollars, warn AGCS on the launch of its Risk Barometer 2019
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AnalysisWhy crypto is the one to watch in 2019
Alexander Larsen CFIRM, president of Baldwin Global Risk Services Ltd., and IRM trainer and chair of the IRM’s energy special interest group talks about three areas risk managers should be focussing their attention in 2019.
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AnalysisMitigating the unintended consequences of technology
Leesa Soulodre, chief innovation officer, Inspirit IoT and adjunct faculty member at the Singapore Management University (SMU), argues more focus needs to be placed on establishing ethical principles and guidelines for the creation and deployment of new AI technologies.
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AnalysisThe new resilient business
Nearly all businesses with international operations and supply chains are ringside for the battle for the next world order. Control Risks principal Dan Tawfik and senior partner Jacqueline Day explain how to prepare for tomorrow.
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AnalysisWhen production grinds to a halt
Companies in highly-regulated sectors are demanding new risk transfer solutions for the disruption caused by regulatory intervention
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AnalysisFrom asset heavy to asset light: risk-managing AirAsia’s new digital business
Suchitra Narayanan, group head of risk and insurance, AirAsia Berhad, explains why the low-cost airline made the shift from being asset heavy to asset light and how the company’s risk profile has changed as a result
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AnalysisBeating down the cost of natural catastrophes
The economic cost of natural catastrophes is rising all the time, so how can businesses safeguard against costly risks?
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AnalysisBrain bias poses real risk
Dr Frank Ashe of Macquarie University believes too many strategic decisions are dominated by cognitive bias. He talks to StrategicRISK about the dangers risk managers need to be mindful of.
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AnalysisCyber and data loss overtake regulatory concerns as top priority facing senior managers
More than 5% of public companies this year said that they had experienced either a significant cyber-attack or a sizeable data loss in the past year, compared to only 30% in 2017
