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FeatureESG backlash: does it have a point?
Not everyone likes ESG, and so far this year, there has been a spat of reports slating ESG? Do the ESG critics have a point? Is the ESG backlash justified? We spoke to an expert?
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NewsKey regional risk vectors pose challenges for cyber-insurance markets
Cyber conflicts identified in three global regions could lead to infrastructure attacks and online-espionage in 2022, making for a difficult risk management landscape through the months ahead.
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FeatureCan Florida’s Draft Privacy Law Overcome the ‘Private Right of Action’ Problem?
Florida lawmakers are considering two comprehensive state privacy laws this session, one of which includes a “private right of action”. But the state’s House of Representatives rejected similar legislation last year—precisely because it included such a provision.
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NewsRisk management tech will bolster insurance products in US agriculture
A new app is set to improve risk management availability for farmers and other workers in the agricultural sector in the US.
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VideoAutomate your Privacy Program with Data Discovery
Privacy laws, such as the LGPD, have changed the way organizations must respond to data subject requests and consumer rights.
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VideoPrivacy in the Boardroom: The Metrics, KPIs and Reporting You Need
This session will take a look at the key metrics and deliverables, dashboards, and reports that demonstrate the functionality and success of your organization’s privacy program.
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NewsData centres can support electric grid in a green and low-risk way
Experts feel that data centres will be able to support electric grids to help bolster ESG propositions without taking on increased risk.
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NewsThird-Party Cyber Risk Management for Dummies promises clarity over risk posture
A new special edition in the popular For Dummies series aims to put an end to third-party cyber risk management woes, shed light on a complex topic that organisations of all sizes need to tackle effectively.
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FeatureBuffett calls ESG asinine: What does he mean, and is he right?
At an investment presentation in 2021, Warren Buffett called ESG asinine. What did he mean by that, and was he right?
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FeatureESG and company culture and ESG by design
In this piece, we look at how ESG plays into corporate culture and a concept we call ESG by design.
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FeatureESG and making a profit?
ESG extracts a cost, but maybe it creates profit in the long run; maybe for a company with a long term horizon, ESG and profit maximisation is the same thing.
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FeatureESG the elevator pitch
What is ESG? Why is ESG important? Can a company that adopts ESG also maximise profits? What are the challenges in adopting ESG? Why is demand for ESG is growing? What is the ESG opportunity and how does this tie in with labour shortage? And what about ESG and company culture?
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NewsRisk management among key hurdles as organisations aim to improve connected user experiences
A new report into organisational digital transformation journeys says that huge numbers of firms are struggling to create connected user experiences across channels, owing to a number of tech pitfalls that are hindering the process.
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NewsConnectivity and data management requirements causing smart manufacturing spend to sky rocket
As global economies and communities progress with digital transformation and cloud connectivity, experts say that spending on the smart wizardry needed to support modernisation is set to surge.
