Risk Management / General

SA Risk Body launches Guideline document on the future of Risk Management

Flood risk modelling could have prepared us for the KZN floods

South Africa is still reeling from the significant loss of life, and housing and infrastructural devastation, of the floods that rocked KwaZulu-Natal in April. The harsh reality is, this will happen again. Floods, wildfires, tropical cyclones and other climate change-related events have been increasing and will continue to increase in the future. Which begs the question - can risk modelling play a greater role in preparing communities for what’s to come?

KZN will face another catastrophe and businesses must be prepared says top risk consultancy

Risk and safety consultancy Riskonet Africa has called for companies to urgently re-evaluate their risk profiles as the impact of recent social upheaval and environmental damage is still felt across many parts of the province.

Marsh on the changing and challenging nature of cyber risk