Category Archives: Risk Management

Governance, Risk and Compliance Round-up: October 2010

Posted on November 1, 2010 by

As regular feature on the Inside-GRC blog, we will be providing a weekly summary of interesting topics related to governance, risk, and compliance. To start things off, I have provided a few topics that caught my eye as I was … Continue reading →

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GRC and the internal control effectiveness paradigm

Posted on September 7, 2010 by

I imagine GRC as the beginning of a valuable, powerful and disciplined profession. My last two posts were on the need to better define and state a compelling outcome for GRC professionals to pursue. I thought I’d continue to add … Continue reading →

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Principles of ERM: A Common Risk Language is Good; But Grammar Comes First

Posted on June 22, 2010 by

We hear time and time again about the importance of a “common language of risk” as an essential element of risk management. It is certainly true that people need to express their thoughts and concerns about risk and to communicate … Continue reading →

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