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Brexit Deal or No Deal: The Impact on Organisational Risk and Resilience

The Brexit process is not known for its rapid progress. Erstwhile PM, David Cameron announced the EU referendum would happen way back in February 2016, but Brexit didn’t become reality until January 2020 – following two general elections, three PMs and seemingly endless uncertainty. Anyone who thought this would signal a bright new future overnight […]

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Managing risk in renewable energy

Established in 2016, Tilt Renewables is a leading developer, owner and operator of renewable energy generation assets across Australia and New Zealand. A joint publicly listed ASX and NZX company, Tilt Renewables invests in green energy resources, including wind and solar, to “rebalance the electricity generation mix” towards a lower carbon future. For a company

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Why reporting cyber risks is essential to combatting cyber crime

If you’ve been following the news over the last few years, and let’s be fair, who hasn’t, you may have noticed – between the headlines of US election drama and burgeoning pandemic numbers – that cyber crime is well and truly on the rise. From Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison’s alarming announcement in June 2020,

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Financial Services: The Tipping Point of 2020 for Organisational Resilience

Successful organisational resilience relies heavily on the four sights: insight, foresight, oversight and hindsight. Unfortunately, anticipating and preparing for sudden disruptions is not an exact science –despite our best efforts, we can’t always accurately predict everything that will happen or be needed in the future. Take the common trends forecasted by Deloitte for the financial

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