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ERM was a big topic at this year’s RIMS Conference & Exhibition. As it increasingly becomes apparent that enterprise risk management is a vital component of business management as a whole, many attendees were taking the next step past simple understanding and actively looking for practical ways to actually implement the strategy for their businesses. [...]
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An uprising in Egypt or a catastrophic natural disaster in Japan can make a company stop and think about how that event impacts their business. And events like these are helping to spur companies to fully embrace enterprise risk management (ERM). This is a good thing. And, according to some, it’s only going to get [...]
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The failure of numerous banks and financial institutions during the past several years has shown, in its harshest fashion, that such institutions did not fully embrace a strict risk management regimen. Things have changed since then, however, and Deloitte’s Global Risk Management Survey shows just that. Deloitte surveyed 131 financial institutions from around the world [...]
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Geoengineering in regards to the environment and climate change has increasingly been gaining mainstream interest over the past year after spending most of its days mired in obscurity or outright condemnation. I’ve personally written about it twice in the past few months both in regards to Bill Gates’ discussion on thwarting hurricanes and SuperFreakonomics‘ assertion [...]
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