Risk

Risk refers to threats an organization faces -- loss of earnings, loss of reputation, or harm of any kind.  These articles explore the challenges of preventing, identifying and mitigating risk. Risk can come in many forms, including financial issues, legal liabilities, strategic or leadership errors, or accidents and natural disasters. Today,  IT- and data-related risks are growing concerns. The following articles about risk look at the issue from many angles, especially from that of compliance officers and risk managers.

Reimagining Risk

Reimagining Risk: How and Why To Make Third-Party Risk Management a Driver of Value

Extended Enterprise Risk Management Programs Need to Be Understood The benefits related to expanding a company's capabilities beyond the traditional four walls of an organization are too big to ignore, but many executives see challenges in managing the third-party risk involved. Unfortunately, these challenges can obscure the perceived value in expanding the enterprise and test the resolve of decision makers...

People, Process, Technology: Optimizing Risk Management Initiatives

People, Process, Technology: Optimizing Risk Management Initiatives

How to Implement a Better Process When Dealing with Risk Management People, process, and technology are three key elements when it comes to implementing risk management in any company. The challenge is how to implement these elements in a way that helps your company put an integrated approach to the process. In this article Adam Billings, Principal Consultant at Lockpath...

Risk Management

Intersecting Risk Management and Crisis Management

The Role of the Risk Assessment Crisis management is an integral component of effective reputation management. Protiviti's Jim DeLoach discusses why it's imperative to build a rapid-response crisis management capability for sudden and unexpected high-impact, high-velocity and high-persistence events. Years ago, I had a conversation with a high-profile board chair of a top U.S. university. He told me that he...

PwC’s 2018 Risk in Review

PwC’s 2018 Risk in Review

Today, PwC released its annual Risk in Review, a study with insights from more than 1,500 senior risk executives. This year’s report focuses on how risk leaders address innovation risk. Risk management is often overlooked during periods of innovation, but having the right risk-reward balance in place is the key to success in today’s forward-moving business age. Sixty percent of respondents from this year’s report are considered Adapters, companies with risk management programs that are effective in...

meter with indicator pointing to “critical”

Communicating Critical Enterprise Risks to the Board

8 Principles to Guide the Risk Assessment Process Organizations don’t need to involve the board in every risk by any means, but critical enterprise risks are a special breed. Protiviti’s Jim DeLoach provides the formula for an appropriately designed risk assessment process – the first step to identifying and ultimately mitigating the risks in this category. Directors and executives need...

businesswoman with arms crossed

Top Risks Facing General Counsel in 2018

Common Concerns for CLOs In the past, the law department was positioned solely as advisors on legal problems, but this year brings the chief legal officer’s role as a key business strategist to the forefront. While chief legal officers and general counsel work for companies of varying sizes within different industries and regions, their top concerns are universal.  Just as the...

man pressing time to adapt on virtual screen

Preparing for the (R)evolution of Risk Management

Modern Finance’s Imperative to Manage Risk with Data While businesses have more information than ever to drive decision-making, many are struggling to shift organizational structures and manage data to minimize business risk. Eric Dowdell, Global Head of Dun & Bradstreet’s Trade Credit business, dives into the relationship between risk and data and discusses how the utilization of data should be changing risk management...

six blank post-its on a bulletin board

6 Steps to Minimize Conduct Risk

A Framework for Assessing Regulatory Maturity In the current regulatory environment, banks find it complex and challenging to interpret and assess regulatory requirements on conduct risk.  In this this article, experts from Tata Consultancy Services suggest a robust approach for assessing the level of maturity attained by a bank in conduct risk vis-à-vis regulatory requirements and a remediation plan to...

shipping sticker reading fragile, handle with care

“Antifragility” and an Evolutionary Perspective on Risk

In the 21st Century, Organizations Make Their Own Luck Organizations must be able to weather shocks, and they should act in ways that allow them to adapt, growing stronger as a result of their adaptability. Bill Murray, Senior Researcher and Advisor at Leading Edge Forum, explains the three core organizational skills companies should hone in the pursuit of antifragility. This...

shark fins on smartphone screen

10 Ways Social Media Impacts Your Risk Profile

10 Risks Companies Face in Using Social Media Social media has become a powerful tool for businesses to use in connecting with their customers. The medium has certainly made major corporations more accessible to the consumer. But with this ease of accessibility comes risk in many forms. Jim DeLoach explains 10 potential risks companies may face when using social media...

Russian flags in clouds around silhouette of the statue of liberty

Cognitive Hack: Trust, Deception and Blind Spots

The Danger – and Simplicity – of Cognitive Attacks The allegations of Russian influence on the 2016 election have been in the news for months. President Trump has claimed that Russian meddling was a hoax, but according to the Mueller investigation, that’s been proven false. While the Russians didn’t hack into polling systems, they did employ a different kind of...

Page 38 of 49 1 37 38 39 49