In this episode you will hear Eddie's views about markets, more specifically his views on current patterns in the Energy market, various commodities, 

Where people should look now for trends in the markets and

What are the worrisome areas and indicators that Eddie is concerned right now.

Environmental trends in the carbon markets;

Why risk management should include technical analysis in their toolkit;

And more...

If you want to be our guest, or you know some one who would be a great guest on our show, just send your email to [email protected] with a subject line "Global Risk Community Show" and give a brief explanation of what topic you would like to to talk about and we will be in touch with you asap.  

In this episode you will learn more about:

• What are the key ecological risks in water supply projects;
• How climate change forces traditional companies to adjust their Risk Management approach and tools. 
• and more

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Learn more about:

• What does Innovation means for a very established bank brand;
• How banks are fostering innovation these days;
• Some examples of the recent innovations in banking sector;
• How Regulation influences innovation in banks;
• What are the consequences of continuing to inject cash to the global financial system;
• and more

If you want to be our guest, or you know some one who would be a great guest on our show, just send your email to [email protected] with a subject line "Global Risk Community Show" and give a brief explanation of what topic you would like to to talk about and we will be in touch with you asap.  

Listen to the unique POV of a Risk Management veteran. 

Tim has especially strong opinions on risk registers and how did the world go so wrong interpreting what the term "risk management" means.

According to Tim, CEOs and boards rarely make any significant decisions using those risks lists that they get or those risk profiles.

 The major takeway of this episode is that the existing risk community, including chief risk officers has caused the world to believe that ERM means creating a list of risk and managing it.

It's their obligation to society to fix that. It is not what risk management should be. It never was what risk management was intended to do, which is to help executives and boards make better decisions.

If you want to be our guest, or you know some one who would be a great guest on our show, just send your email to [email protected] with a subject line "Global Risk Community Show" and give a brief explanation of what topic you would like to to talk about and we will be in touch with you asap.  

This is the first episode of our new podcast format Global Risk Community Chat where we discuss the following topics:

• Latest trends in Internal Audit
• Most important things an internal auditor, or people that work closely with you should be focusing on right now;
• Internal Audit and Technology;
• and more

In this series, our aim is to have a 10-min chat with valuable community members like you to bring different perspectives on what you are focusing on in the complex world of risk.   Don't worry - Risk Management Show will continue airing as well!   If you want to be our guest, or you know some one who would be a great guest on our show, just send your email to [email protected] with a subject line "Global Risk Community Show" and give a brief explanation of what topic you would like to to talk about and we will be in touch with you asap.        

Hello and welcome to the new episode of the Risk Management Show brought to you by Global Risk Community.

In this episode, our co-host, Ece Karel  discussed the following topics with the panel of guests - Sylvia Bruce, Steven Gross and Grant Griffiths

Can mental health be considered as a risk?

1.  whether / how it is a factor;
2.  part of analysing the drivers of certain risks
3.  need to understand the prevailing environment and culture;
4. Can it be measured or identified as part of understanding the organisation's risk profile or creating/changing culture?

“People Risk" aspects of today's workplaces: how can staff  and managers  identify whether mental health is a risk factor which could adversely impact their team’s (and wider organisation’s) performance? 

How can Mental Health as a contributing factor can be addressed (i.e.: mitigated) (prevention vs cure) within a company?

What can organisations do to encourage speaking up about MH?

How well MH is understood as an enabler of business performance, and value creation?

How did COVID-19 & working from home affect mental health?

and more...

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Hello and welcome to the new episode of the Risk Management Show brought to you by Global Risk Community.

This is your host Boris Agranovich and our guest today is Adi Ekshtain, a Co-Founder at Amaryllis Payment Solutions.

In this episode we discussed the following topics.

Our today’s discussion covers some of the risk management aspects of Payment Facilitation

Major talking points:

• What is Payment Facilitation
• Why is Payment Facilitation such a hot trend
• Who should become a Payment Facilitator
• How to become a payment facilitator
• What are the unique underwriting requirements for Payment Facilitators
• What do Payment Facilitators need to know in order to reduce merchant underwriting risks
• How Payment Facilitators can reduce risk by doing ongoing portfolio monitoring
• About myself
• About Amaryllis Payment Solutions

 

Hello and welcome to the new episode of the Risk Management Show brought to you by Global Risk Community.

This is your host Boris Agranovich and our guest today is Frank Vukovits, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Fastpath.

In this episode we discussed the following topics.

With the end of COVID restrictions in sight, many businesses are planning on having their employees return to the office.

But things have changed: some employees will work from the office, while others will stay working from home or only work in the office part-time.

As much as the pandemic has affected the work environment, the return to the office will cause similar disruption with a “new normal”.

Our today’s discussion covers some of the security concerns that the new hybrid work environment will create.

We will do a deep dive on some concrete steps that many of our listeners can implement in their companies, especially in the major topics such as

• Securing your business applications;
• Balancing internal versus external threats;
• What does true end to end security controls mean in today’s world

Hello and welcome to the new episode of the Risk Management Show brought to you by Global Risk Community.

This is your host Boris Agranovich and our guest today is Alex Tarter, CTO at Thalas UK Cyber & Consulting and director of TurgenSec, an innovative London based infosec startup.

In this episode we discussed the following topics.

What is the state of attack surface management and threat intelligence.    With the constant drive to innovate, digitally transform and move to the cloud many large businesses generate a large amount of orphaned assets, shadow IT or misconfigured cloud instances.   As a result of that, many companies end up with a core set of IT infrastructure that IT teams are aware of and managing and a whole bunch of others that they’re unaware of.    This is what often leads to large data breaches and compromises - IT teams so focused on a vulnerability mgmt problem in known assets that they ignorant of those critical assets potentially causing a huge issue.    But as bad as it might be in a large company the same is true for their supply chain. >  Very often the supply chain partners holding critical customer and company data are not great at looking after their own infrastructure.   They might have security and audit requirements in their procurement contracts but the reality is they’re hardly ever exercised and mostly the language only applied once a data breach happens and a company wishes to claim compensation.    It would be much better if we could monitor their attack surface and if there’s issues point them out. After all it’s not the issues themselves that are always that important but to see how the supply chain partner reacts.   f they’re mature and can respond then they’re probably taking good care of your data. If they can’t respond effectively then it’s likely they’re a bigger risk.    For CISOs it’s the fact that they’re typically operating on incomplete knowledge. If they knew about issues they could respond and allocate resources effectively.    

Hello and welcome to the new episode of the Risk Management Show brought to you by Global Risk Community.

This is your host Boris Agranovich and our guest today is Pat Wadland, Senior Director of Risk and Compliance Solutions at Fastpath.

In this episode we discussed the following topics

1. Why is monitoring potential SoD conflicts across business-critical applications an essential component of a company’s risk and compliance program?
2. What are some common cross-application SOD conflicts that you’ve seen at organizations?
3. What are the next step in the evolution of cross-application SOD monitoring and why should organizations care?

and more