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RIMS: Just 27% of risk managers address emerging risks

2022-05-18T10:07:00Z

When scanning the horizon for future risks, only 24% look three to five years ahead, finds research
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Airmic 2021: Future shocks are ‘guaranteed’, says Graham

2021-10-05T10:26:00Z

“The world is spinning faster and the velocity of change can make us feel dizzy,” said Airmic CEO Julia Graham in her opening address at the Airmic Conference 2021. “There is an opportunity for us to collectively influence the future.”

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RIMS: Just 27% of risk managers address emerging risks

Airmic 2021: Future shocks are ‘guaranteed’, says Graham