Towards real-time risk monitoring: Airmic launches the Big Question
Airmic launched the Big Question on 5 February, marking a new and innovative way in which Airmic will be surveying members for their insights into the risk landscape.
The Airmic Big Question is issued every Monday to Airmic members, to take the pulse on the trends impacting risk professionals and their organisations. To provide timely insights for the profession, the results are then published the following week.
“The world is increasingly volatile and turbulent,” said Julia Graham, CEO of Airmic. “Real-time horizon scanning and monitoring of risks is important. The weekly Airmic Big Question will take the pulse on what’s front-of-mind for our members.”
“The results of the Big Question series will shape Airmic’s thought leadership work,” said Hoe-Yeong Loke, Head of Research at Airmic. “It will also shape how we can best support Airmic members throughout the year.”
To date, the Airmic Big Question has covered topics from the top risks in the year ahead, risk in the ‘the year of elections’, to artificial intelligence and climate risks.
Highlights of the Airmic Big Question:
- 50% of organisations have not conducted AI risk assessment (26 February)
- Air pollution the fastest growing protection gap: Airmic members (19 February)
- UK election of most concern for Airmic members (12 February)
- Cyber incidents the top risk for 2024, Airmic members say (5 February)