2021 Global state of enterprise risk oversight Managing the Rapidly Evolving Risk Landscape

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The 2021 Global State of Enterprise Risk Oversight, 4th edition, a joint commission with NCSU and AICPA-CIMA, reports on the ever-evolving status of risk globally.  Focused upon 4 geographic areas, the effects of the pandemic, geo-political events, cyber threats, and rapid innovation have affected responses and actions of all entities.  The content focuses upon five prevalent themes and contain questions and spur consideration of the enterprise risk management function.

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