
UK Corporate Governance Code reform
As the UK prepares for the updated UK Corporate Governance Code, organisations will need to develop effective approaches to risk management, internal controls and assurance.
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) remains a complex issue for many organisations and deriving true value from investment in this area continues to be a challenge. As a result, organisations should understand that ERM represents a core management discipline to exploit the evolving landscape that they operate in whilst also enabling meaningful discussions around how to address overall exposure to risk across their enterprise.
At PwC, we aim to simplify and demystify this process for our clients, with a focus on helping to achieve a principles-driven view of ERM and its practical application, ensuring that organisational activities and decisions reflect risk appetite.
Our services draw upon decades of experience of successfully partnering with organisations of all shapes and sizes, allowing us to leverage key insights, and benchmarks to ensure we deliver ERM systems that are fully bespoke and work in reality whilst reflecting common good practice and leading approaches.
As the UK prepares for the updated UK Corporate Governance Code, organisations will need to develop effective approaches to risk management, internal controls and assurance.
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