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The risk-monitoring imperative: A practical guide for increasing visibility to potential risks

The risk-monitoring imperative: A practical guide for increasing visibility to potential risks

Organisations today face an evolving array of risks – and corporate boards and executive leaders are feeling the pressure. According to a global survey of board members and C-suite executives, “The impact of the UK Brexit vote, increased volatility in commodity markets, polarisation surrounding the recent US presidential election, terrorist events, asset bubbles in China, continued discussion about fair wages and income equality, and ongoing instability in the Middle East” have resulted in elevated concerns about business risk in 2017.

Download this paper, published in partnership with LexisNexis, to look into the types of risk that require ongoing monitoring.

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