Airmic ERM Forum 2017
Click the image to enlarge and see Caroline Chapple's graphic portrayal of the ERM Forum keynote speeches
Airmic held its second ERM forum on 7 November 2017. Over 200 risk professionals gathered to discuss a number of risk issues. This resource packs contains all the slides you will need from the day.
See a selection of photographs from the day here.
Please note: Amanda Mellor, keynote 3, and the cyber panel, keynote 4, did not use slides for their keynotes. Airmic will be publishing a paper in collaboration with Amanda Mellor.
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Keynote 1 - Richard Clegg
The pace of technology development is increasing. It took more than a century to evolve from the industrial revolution and age of steam to the computer age. By contrast it's taken just decades to progress from computers to the age of data and digital that we're now entering.
Keynote 2 - Peter den Dekker
Peter presented a case study focusing on the approach and benefits from risk and insurance teams collaborating and succeeding together.
A2 Digital collaboration
David Ferbrache OBE, KPMG and Theresa Healy, Ladbrokes Coral Group
A4 Crisis management
Justin Priestley, Arthur J. Gallagher, Jake Hernandez and Laura Hawkes, AnotherDay
B3 Harnessing analytics and information systems
Philip Songhurst-Thonet, Aon, Angus Rhodes and Jamie McDonnell, Ventiv
Links
EXPLAINED: Business Continuity Management guide
Every risk manager is aware that not every threat or risk can be completely avoided and businesses must plan what they will do if such risk events occurs. The aim of business continuity (BC) is for the business to recognise and respond to a disruptive incident, enable the crucial elements of the business to remain operational, restore the business to its original state and to potentially enable it to adapt to a new state.
Driving the data dividend, Airmic paper
90% of the world’s data didn’t exist two years ago (Mckinsey Analytics, How to win in the age of analytics, 2017). Technological advances and the lowering cost of computing makes data available to businesses like never before. Successful businesses are using this data to review business models and drive transformation.