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ARTICLE · 29 AUGUST 2019

On The Radar

Businesses need to manage many risks, with their impact and complexity growing and placing a greater burden on organisations all the time.

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
Jake Holloway
Jake Holloway

What are some of the challenges for assurance, procurement and risk managers, and what role does technology play?

Businesses need to manage many risks, with their impact and complexity growing and placing a greater burden on organisations all the time. Some risks are simply a factor of doing business – if a company wants to grow or enter new markets then it takes calculated risks on what the outcomes might be. If it wants to change its products or services, it will undertake extensive research to inform those decisions, thus minimising risk and assessing the investment levels required.

Financial risks and the regulated risks that have a direct impact on whether an organisation can trade, and its subsequent trading performance, are probably the most closely and regularly monitored. IT is another great example, where companies will have teams focussed on ensuring that the risks of a data breach or cyber-attack are mitigated, and that downtime for any other

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