Reputational risk is becoming an increasingly significant concern for organisations as companies struggle with declining visibility over emerging threats and stakeholder perceptions, according to a recent survey by Willis. The findings indicate that reputational damage is now climbing rapidly on Read More …
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Reputational risk emerges as major corporate concern
AI-Driven Conduct Risk Reshapes Corporate Risk Management
Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining conduct risk within organisations, prompting a shift in how companies approach corporate risk management in an increasingly digital and automated environment. According to the report, conduct risk—traditionally linked to employee behaviour and ethical practices—is now Read More …
Lenskart Case Study: Managing Reputational Risk in the Digital Era
Lenskart, one of India’s largest omnichannel eyewear companies, recently faced significant public attention following a controversy linked to an internal grooming or style guide document that circulated on social media. The document, which was widely shared online, raised concerns regarding Read More …
DHFL collapse: what went wrong in risk and governance
The DHFL collapse stands as one of the most significant failures in India’s NBFC sector. Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd, once a leading housing finance company, defaulted in 2019 and triggered widespread concern across lenders, investors, and regulators. Unlike sudden Read More …
India Inc Faces Global Risks but Lags in Structured Risk Assessment
Indian corporates are increasingly exposed to global geopolitical disruptions, yet structured risk assessment practices remain limited across many organisations. Ongoing conflicts and international uncertainties have heightened concerns around supply chain disruptions, commodity price volatility, currency fluctuations, and regulatory unpredictability. Despite Read More …
Corporate Fever: Why Organizations Must Escalate Risk Before Crisis
In medicine, fever is often perceived as a symptom to be suppressed. Yet biologically, fever serves an important purpose. When bacteria or viruses enter the human body, the immune system responds by raising the body’s temperature. This increase in temperature Read More …
Online Certificate Course on Risk Management Culture: Building Risk Awareness
Even the best risk frameworks fail when culture is weak. This 5-hour online course by Smart Online Course helps professionals understand how risk management culture – not just policies or controls – determines real-world outcomes. From leadership tone and group dynamics Read More …
Online Certificate Course on SOX Compliance and Internal Control Course
SOX Compliance and Internal Controls Course: This 14-hour comprehensive online course by Smart Online Course equips finance, audit, and compliance professionals with in-depth knowledge of Sarbanes–Oxley (SOX) compliance and internal control implementation. Covering Sections 302 and 404, COSO framework, control Read More …
Five reasons leaders must prioritise risk management in an uncertain environment
In an increasingly volatile business environment, effective risk management has emerged as a critical leadership responsibility rather than a back-office function. Experts emphasise that organisations which proactively identify and manage risks are better positioned to sustain growth, protect reputation and Read More …
Independent directors gain prominence amid stronger governance focus in India
Independent directors are assuming a more central role in India’s corporate governance framework as regulators, investors, and boards place greater emphasis on transparency, accountability, and risk oversight. According to insights shared by Deloitte, the expectations from independent directors have expanded Read More …