#RISK Europe Expands its Community with New Partnerships in Professional Development, Finance, and Startup Innovation
As Europe’s leading risk expo continues to build momentum, it announces four new strategic partnerships with The CPD Group, Enterprise Risk Management Academy (ERMA), Financial Services Review Europe, and Startupmag, further strengthening its commitment to professional excellence and a diverse, cross-functional community.
The Risk Leader’s Dilemma: Navigating a New Frontier of Power and Responsibility
As boardrooms chase the immense power of AI and data, the responsibility to manage the fallout lands squarely on risk leaders.
Mastering the Interconnected World: Why the Five Critical Risks of 2025 Demand a New Approach
As leaders grapple with a landscape defined by AI disruption, geopolitical volatility, and hyper-connectivity, the siloed approach to risk management is no longer viable. #RISK Europe is designed to address this new reality head-on.
#RISK Europe: Forging the Future of Integrated Risk in an Interconnected World
In today’s volatile global landscape, risk is no longer a function confined to a single department. It is a dynamic and pervasive force that cuts across every facet of an organisation.
Introducing #RISK London Partners, the International Compliance Association (ICA)
The International Compliance Association (ICA), a leading professional body for regulatory and financial crime compliance, and #Risk London, the UK’s premier event for governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) professionals, are thrilled to announce the partnership.
CFOs Embrace Generative AI Amid Knowledge Gaps and Integration Hurdles
New research concludes that Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) in the US are increasingly integrating generative AI into their financial strategies, but education is needed more than ever.
Retailers Must Embrace AI to Stay Competitive and Reduce Risk in the Gen AI Era
Generative AI has been available to retailers for over a year, and the transformative potential of this technology is becoming increasingly evident.
Privacy concerns slowing UK decision on digital cash
The United Kingdom remains uncertain about the implementation of a state-backed digital pound, deferring any decision until at least next year amid persisting privacy concerns.
