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Get startedThis briefing explores the risks and opportunities from natural capital depletion and how businesses are accounting for nature to improve decisions in their value chain.
Learn to identify the key risk questions which must be asked and answered before implementing process change.
This report explores areas where management accountants can have a critical impact in promoting innovation and creating the conditions for sustainable business success.
This report shows how boards can better understand their risk exposure and make sure their organisation is as resilient as possible.
This guide provides practical steps towards establishing more robust procedures to tackle fraud, particularly in terms of prevention, detection and response.
Use this tool to examine how well adapted your organisation is to the possible impacts of climate change across a number of categories.
Gain a better understanding of the critical interplay between planning and performance with this helpful guide for financial managers in business, industry, and...
This course shows you how to present financial information with credibility and flair.
The Institute of Risk Management, supported by CGMA, has launched a report which explores risk management in the context of cyber risk.
The Institute of Risk Management, supported by CGMA, has launched a report which explores risk management in the context of cyber risk.
This report is a summary of the document on managing risk in complex organisations, their value chains and relationship networks – referred to as the extended enterprise.
This report provides practical guidance on managing risk in complex organisations, their value chains and relationship networks - what many call the extended enterprise.