The playmakers: risk management’s role in the new frontier of business agility

The Playmakers: risk management's role in the new frontier of business agility

In today’s rapidly changing world, financial services and insurance institutions are facing an unprecedented level of uncertainty and disruption. To stay ahead of the game, organisations must be agile and resilient, with the ability to quickly adapt to new circumstances and mitigate risks. Risk management plays a crucial role. By identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities, organisations can develop strategies to prevent or minimise their impact. However, risk management should not be a one-time exercise; rather, it is an ongoing process that requires constant vigilance and adaptation.

Business agility is the key to staying ahead of the game. This involves constantly assessing the operating environment, modifying processes as conditions change and empowering people to make quick, informed decisions. Agility also requires a cultural shift within the organisation, with a focus on context, capability and connectivity.

By adopting a proactive approach to risk management and business agility, organisations can gain a competitive advantage and be better prepared to handle unexpected challenges. This includes investing in data and technologies that can help to simplify the work of agility-building and engage the entire organisation in the process.

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Big book of models: the ultimate guide to analytical models for smarter business decisions

The big book of models is a practical guide for professionals in risk management and quantitative analysis. It covers a range of analytical techniques, including Monte Carlo simulation and neural networks, providing insights into their applications across various industries. The book helps practitioners choose the right methodologies for effective decision-making.

Big book of models

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