The Emerging and Interconnected Risks Survey explores the complex risk landscape we’re facing today, tomorrow, in the future and the connectivity of those risks.
What are your peers concerned with? The complex interconnected risk landscape, huge uncertainty and their odds of success no better than the chance of a coin flip. Only one in two organizations (53%) feel their business model and strategy are resilient to today’s emerging risk landscape. Those odds get worse looking at the strategic horizon in 10 years’ time. Only 29% feel any sense of confidence, leaving 7 in 10 of your peers concerned their approach to the complex emerging risk landscape will need to radically change.
Our North American respondents identified 151 emerging risks and 278 risk connections through a new risk taxonomy designed to help risk leaders take a second look at where change is happening. The survey reveals that change is happening everywhere, all the risks are connected and urgent gaps demand action. Leaders must adopt a broader perspective and a new risk language.
They face AI and cyber threats, overnight market shifts and unforeseen financial consequences, all while addressing governance and leadership changes. Are you still thinking about risk in silos?
With the top 100 companies responsible for over $19 trillion of revenue, and 39 of those headquartered within North America representing $8 trillion of that value, the financial impact of the wrong action — or worse inaction — require shared understanding and a unified strategy.
62% see AI as one of their emerging risks
41% expect strategic performance to be one of their top 5 drivers of emerging risks in the next two years
74% believe technology will remain a key source of emerging risks in the next 10 years
278 risk connections covering 44 of the 48 survey risks
A reset is needed. How are you ensuring your organization is not only resilient to these interconnected risks, but also able to go further and seize the opportunity the complex risk landscape brings?
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