All ERM articles
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Analysis
FERMA publishes sustainability risk guide
The guide is set against a policy background of the European Green Deal, in which the EU makes a legal commitment to climate-neutrality by 2050
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Analysis
More than half of boards fail to sign off on company risk management programmes
Majority of UK boards are not following guidance with regard to ERM programmes and insurance buyers remain loyal to captives despite softer market − Airmic
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Analysis
Editor’s View: Heads in the sand over ERM?
Fast Track founder claims risk management is ‘over-promised, incorrectly focussed, inconsistently implemented and improperly managed’. What do you think?
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Interviews
Christoph Schwager
Risk? It’s fun, says the man in charge of risk management at EADS, one of the world’s riskiest companies
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Interviews
Born ready
StrategicRISK’s European Risk Manager of the Year 2012 John Ludlow, of InterContinental Hotels, developed his risk management system while rescuing the Toby carvery chain. And it stood him in good stead through the unrest in Egypt during the Arab Spring
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Risk Innovation
Q&A with Magnus Lindkvist
StrategicRISK asks Swedish trendspotter and futurologist, Magnus Lindkvist, about the role of emerging markets and the future of the global economy
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Comment
Risk in an interconnected planet
Last year presented some major and largely unexpected problems for European companies including political and civil unrest as well as the supply chain impact of natural catastrophes. Will the next year produce any improvement?
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Marketing
StrategicRISK 2012 Risk Report
StrategicRISK interviewed thirty European risk manager to discover their concerns about global risk and what they are doing to overcome these challenges
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Analysis
Shale gas: is it all that it’s fracked up to be?
‘Frackers’ were delighted on Tuesday after a report compiled by the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) advised that hydraulic fracturing should resume in the UK
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Analysis
Foregone conclusion
The ground could be starting to shift beneath Putin’s feet. But when corruption leads the likes of Ikea and Walmart to abandon Russian expansion, what can other companies do to beat the extortionists?
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Analysis
Surviving in the public eye
The Italian cruise ship tragedy in January demonstrated that there is nowhere to hide from the all-seeing eye of the camera phone today. But, given the opacity of many management structures, this may not be a bad thing
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Risk Innovation
Risk in an interconnected planet
Last year presented some major and largely unexpected problems for European companies including political and civil unrest as well as the supply chain impact of natural catastrophes. Will the next year produce any improvement?
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Latest Issue
StrategicRISK April 2012
The April issue of StrategicRISK, featuring a spotlight on Italian risk management, a Special Report on cyber risk, plus much more
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Analysis
BSI to launch new governance standard
Due by early 2013, it will focus on effective governance structures, relationships and accountability
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Analysis
UK's biggest companies call for a greener economy
Aviva, BT and others call on the UK Government to fight the rising costs for essential raw materials with a new renewables strategy
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This Week's Top Risk
What chance of a ‘Russian Spring’?
Vladimir Putin’s re-election has sparked widespread protest. But support for him remains strong, according to JLT’s Elizabeth Stephens
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Analysis
Google's new privacy policy raises concerns
EU data authorities and privacy watchdogs have criticised the search giant’s new data sharing policies
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Analysis
StrategicRISK publishes shortlist for 2012 Awards
The winners will be announced at a special Awards lunch on Tuesday May 8. Reserve your place now
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Analysis
Risk management at oil companies trashed
Inconsistent and insufficient risk management strategies are holding back the major oil companies
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Analysis
Oil rich Eastern Libya could declare autonomy
East Libyans, who make up 25% of Libya’s population, are likely to seek control over oil fields in their region, accounting for 66% of the country’s entire production