Risk Management

The current low-yield environment raises questions about retirement savings and inequality. Insurance can help solve the problem.

The environment has become a major issue, and global risks are now highly interdependent, creating the prospect of cascading problems.

Chief risk officers need to be able to accommodate two opposing views: the traditional approach, plus some important new tools.

"Manage" is a verb, not a noun. It is activity, not an item. But most ERM systems don’t “manage” risk; they just record it.  

By the time companies get halfway through the implementation of a risk management framework, it has already become obsolete.

Most certification programs are useless, because they focus on treating risk management as a stand-alone independent process.

One business may look for competitive advantages through bigger gambles, while another may avoid risk to the extent possible.

A survey finds insurers' chief risk officers engaged on high-priority strategic and business-driven issues.