
2024 Annual Corporate Directors Survey
Over 500 corporate directors shared their views on the most pressing issues facing boards. Learn their views on how they are leading their organizations through uncharted territory in our 2024 survey.
Implementing the suitable Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) framework will enable organisations to identify the right approaches which contributes to process efficiency, improved risk management and internal controls.
We can help companies to enhance internal controls and assurance framework by evaluating, improving and monitoring the GRC capabilities towards the organisation’s performance.
We can also assist in designing and implementing the governance, processes and risk management tailored to business needs and ensuring it aligns with the business goals and objectives.
Our GRC services are designed to:
Over 500 corporate directors shared their views on the most pressing issues facing boards. Learn their views on how they are leading their organizations through uncharted territory in our 2024 survey.
Shifting compliance activities from having high costs on customer experience, finances and culture to building trust, enhancing resilience with technology and supporting competitive advantage.
Risk has always been pervasive. Yet only in recent times has the concept of risk management taken centre stage and given due recognition
You may have realised that of late, the issue of dealing with risk and uncertainty has been a constant theme across many newspaper editorials worldwide. In particular, it is the inability to properly manage them that has led to sensational headlines being made. It’s never easy to navigate risks when you’re the one in...
Traditional risk management focuses on the likelihood and impact of risks. Increasingly, a crucial third dimension is being recognised and measured: risk velocity or the speed at which an exposure can impact the organisation.
The Exco may be the most powerful committee on the board, but is it at risk of being a “board within a board” and increasingly less relevant?