This triannual journal presents original articles by global thinkers and practitioners on risk management and corporate governance. Authors express opinions and insights about the world of risk and provide practical applications to address risk challenges.
Risk Watch: Thought Leadership in Risk and Governance—Spring 2014
Risk Watch: Thought Leadership in Risk and Governance—Spring 2014
People and Culture
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Risk Watch is a triannual journal devoted to informing and provoking discussion on risk management and corporate governance. In this 12th issue, the four featured articles share the authors’ opinions, perspectives, and ideas about what is happening in the risk world.
- Helen Seibel, Senior Manager, Corporate Responsibility, explains how AstraZeneca views its corporate social responsibility (CSR) programming as a key driver for reputation management.
- Two risk management specialists, Rob Okashimo and Navin Maharaj describe Toronto Hydro’s journey in building, maturing, and sustaining its risk culture.
- John Fraser, Senior Vice-President, Internal Audit, at Hydro One Networks Inc., shares some of his notable activities during 2013.
- Betty J. Simkins, Professor of Finance at Oklahoma State University, and Allissa A. Lee, Assistant Professor of Finance at Georgia Southern University enlighten readers on VaR (Value-at-Risk).
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