Is your crisis management plan good enough?
In the event of a crisis, business leaders must communicate effectively, with speed, honesty and compassion, in a bid to limit damage to their company
Business Risk 2019
A business’s reputation takes twenty years to build but only five minutes to ruin. This has never been more true, as social media means word of business scandals can sweep the world in seconds. The Business Risk special report, published in The Sunday Times, covers how much public trust matters and why the C-suite needs to take reputational risk seriously. It discusses the importance of protecting global supply chains from geopolitical risk and why risk-averse businesses looking to survive must consider their environmental impact above all else. Also featured is a round table of thought leaders discussing how to manage risk in the digital age
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Why caring for the planet is good for business
As the effects of climate change increasingly make themselves felt, successful companies will future-proof their business and limit further environmental damage
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Protecting global supply chains from geopolitical risk
Global political events can impact world trade and supply chains in particular, so coping strategies are essential to limit disruption and maintain production
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Risk roundtable: what the experts say
Thought leaders from across the sector and academia discuss risk management and resilience in a fast-moving digital age when board members need to keep pace with business transformation
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Fighting financial crime with innovation and collaboration
A rapidly evolving regulatory environment and growing sophistication among criminals has elevated the cost of financial crime on both industry and society at large. Tackling the issue requires more innovative approaches and technology, but also greater collaboration
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Art of cultural leadership
Companies with a strong corporate culture generate better financial returns and enjoy higher staff retention rates. So, what’s the secret to success?
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What can your business do to close the cybersecurity skills gap?
With 1.5 million cybersecurity roles estimated to be left unfilled by 2020, Peter Kelly of Computer Futures says more education and awareness is crucial to closing the skills gap
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Auditing and monitoring suppliers
Ongoing and continuous monitoring of third-party organisations is crucial to ensure vulnerabilities in a digital supply chain are identified and businesses remain secure
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Technological arms race against identity fraud
Companies are struggling to maintain a great digital experience while preventing identity fraud, but security and assurance need not be blockers to speed and convenience online
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Facing business risk in an interconnected world
The seemingly unstoppable rise of globalisation has opened up countless new markets for businesses and unlocked highly profitable economies of scale. But this interconnected world also exposes companies to a multitude of risks that threaten their ability to do business
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Reimagining the future of risk engineering
Insurers consistently acknowledge the need for the industry to modernise, and progress has been made in processing and technology. But they must also adapt to clients’ evolving strategies to achieve effective risk management
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Climate Change 2021
As we inch closer to COP26 in Glasgow this year, companies are starting to get serious about their part in tackling climate change. Our Climate Change report explores how SMEs can reach net zero, whether carbon offsetting is a good idea and why it might be time to ditch GDP as a way to measure how well a country is performing
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Digital Transformation 2021
After 18 months of rapid digital transformation, questions are now being asked about how many of the changes implemented will last as the world reopens. Our Digital Transformation report explores how to measure performance, why embracing corporate digital responsibility is crucial and whether people really are the secret to transformation success
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Financial Services Innovation 2021
The financial services industry, like many others, has been through a period of rapid innovation over the past 18 months, but how much of it will last? Our Financial Services Innovation report explores the challenges of hybrid working, the rise of open finance and the importance of “boring innovations”, including improving customers’ access to cash
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Retirement & Pensions 2021
This year’s Pension Scheme Act has set out to bring a raft of checks and balances to the industry, but what will that mean in practice? Our Retirement & Pensions report explores the increasing professionalism of trustees, the growing focus on ESG and the impacts of rising inflation, as well as examining which groups are most at risk of retirement poverty