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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Fighting financial crime with innovation and collaboration
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Art of cultural leadership
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Auditing and monitoring suppliers
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Technological arms race against identity fraud
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Facing business risk in an interconnected world
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Reimagining the future of risk engineering
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Future of Finance 2022
As inflation and prices continue to rise, our Future of Finance report explores the other challenges and opportunities facing the sector. It explores how fintech could work in the metaverse, why the challenger bank may have had its day, how decentralised finance is changing the game and just what payments firms need to do to achieve carbon-neutrality
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The Future of Infrastructure 2022
A changing climate, as well as the changing needs of a growing population, are creating pressures on global infrastructure. How, then, is the industry adapting?
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Future COO 2022
Is it possible to balance agility with resilience? Which business functions produce the best operational leaders? And whose responsibility should ESG be really? Our Future COO report explores these, as well as how COOs can prepare for recession and how the CEO-COO relationship is changing
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Future of Healthcare 2022
The UK's healthcare system is facing chronic challenges, from antiquated administrative systems to staff and capital shortages. How can the NHS effectively modernise and ease the blockage? Which technologies will help treat the underlying causes of inefficiency and unlock innovation? And what does recent legislation and legal action mean for patients and employers?