The results of a global survey do not inspire confidence in executives charged with seeing existential threats.
One in five professional risk managers who had previously considered the risk of a global pandemic, or similar crisis, admit to doing nothing whatsoever to prepare for it, according to a survey by the Institute of Risk Management.
The global poll of 959 chief risk officers, risk managers, risk consultants, and others also asked respondents how they rated their business’s crisis management and continuity in the first few weeks of Covid-19.
