Closing the Gaps on Reputational Risk Management

Traditionally, risk is dealt with by risk experts, while reputation tends to be managed by the corporate affairs or corporate communications teams. When those two teams work in silos risks to reputation can develop and remain undetected until it is too late, and an organization can find itself as unplanned headline news.

Airmic, The Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) and the RepTrak Company commissioned interviews with over 40 leading risk professionals in Europe and the US to discuss how reputational risk management can be improved.

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Topics

Strategic & Enterprise (SERM)
Risk Management
ERM
Reputation
Reputational
Risk Assessment

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Reputational Risk

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