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The risk & compliance think tank  

The risk & compliance think tank consists of ten senior risk and compliance commentators from across the KPMG network of firms. Convened on a regular basis, this group aims to provide an opinion on the issues of the moment; ranging from risk management and fraud through to governance and compliance.
The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of KPMG’s network of firms.
The risk & compliance think tank 5: — a return to "real" governance
Comment piece from John Farrell of the Risk & Compliance Think Tank in which he suggests that Boards' focus in the economic crisis post-mortem should be on returning to 'real' governance.
demonstrating a return on investment in ERM
The risk & compliance think tank: 4 — demonstrating a return on investment in ERM
Comment piece from Mike Nolan of the Risk & compliance think tank in which he suggests that — contrary to popular belief — ERM can be measured quantifiably; welcome news for those looking to make heavy post-credit crisis ERM investments.
The need for alignment
The risk & compliance think tank: 3 — the need for alignment
Comment piece from Mike Nolan of the Risk & Compliance Think Tank in which he suggests that the misalignment of critical business activities may provide the environment in which new and emerging risks can fester and take hold.
The rise of systemic risk
The risk & compliance think tank: 2 — the rise of systemic risk
Comment piece from John Farrell of the risk & compliance think tank, suggesting that companies should expect a major increase in regulatory focus on how prepared they are for dealing with systemic risk.
Identifying the next emerging risk
The risk & compliance think tank: 1 — identifying the next emerging risk
Comment piece from John Farrell of the Risk & Compliance Think Tank in which he suggests that companies trying to identify the next big emerging risk to their business are often looking in the wrong place.

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