How can you fix common risk governance gaps?
Risk governance is the process of ensuring that your organization has a clear and consistent framework for identifying, assessing, and managing risks. It involves defining roles and responsibilities, setting risk appetite and tolerance, establishing policies and procedures, and reporting and monitoring performance. However, many organizations face common risk governance gaps that can undermine their risk management effectiveness and expose them to potential losses or reputational damage. In this article, you will learn how to fix four common risk governance gaps and improve your risk culture and performance.
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Naima AL FALASIAI Strategist & Advisor | Global Thought Leader & Public Speaker | WEF AI Governance Alliance Member | Advocate for…
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Ghassan Zeidan, FRM, SCRFounder & CEO @ Paragon Consulting Partners | Head of Risk | Head of Internal Audit | DFSA & FSRA Approved |…
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Sonia WasowskaGaming Regulator (Supervision) | Regulatory Compliance | Compliance Operations | Anti-Money Laundering | Risk…