The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released an information paper that provides a snapshot of current practice in risk culture in a range of banking, insurance and superannuation businesses.
The 2016 RIMS Cyber Survey looks at cyber risk management and insurance. Overall the survey found that there has been a 29 percent increase in the purchase of stand-alone cyber insurance.
The risks posed by cyber attacks and reputational damage are increasingly worrying small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), according to Zurich Insurance Group’s third annual global SME survey.
As more and more companies across the globe are looking to implement robust risk management, the demand for risk management consultants is also growing. Unfortunately, not all risk consultants are able to generate long term value for their clients; here are three reasons why…
While most organizations have a data breach preparedness plan in place, data indicates that executives are not updating or practicing the plan regularly and lack confidence in its effectiveness.
The Brexit vote has raised a question mark over the UK’s future ability to do business and, as a result many businesses, as part of responsible contingency planning, are considering relocating operations or headquarters, according to KPMG’s first ‘100 UK CEOs’ survey.
Delphix has published the result of a survey that looked at the compliance risks that financial institutions expect to face in the near future. The Anti-Money Laundering Directive (AML), the EU-US Privacy Shield and the Market Abuse Directive (MAD) and Regulation (MAR) are the three biggest regulatory pressures across EMEA.
European risk managers are taking a more strategic role in their companies with increasing access to top management levels and the board. Against this background, they have a wider vision of the risks that could affect the ability of business to achieve its objectives.
BSI has published PAS 3001:2016 ‘Travelling for work – Responsibilities of an organization for health, safety and security – Code of Practice’. Developed in association with International SOS this new code of practice advises organizations on how to address and manage the health, safety and security risks posed to their employees who are travelling for work.
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