Resilience Week V2.1

25 – 29 October 2021

Resilience Week V2.1 Highlights

Sustainability
  • Climate change and sustainability-related risks continue to impact the world we live in. Risk managers are well- positioned to become advocates for best ESG practices to ensure that organisations act with more urgency towards climate risks and increase investments towards sustainability.
  • Climate change is not just an environmental and societal issue. The changing climate impacts business operations as well as disrupts supply chains. The insurance industry continues to support businesses who want to achieve their SDG goals.
Digitalisation
  • To make employees part of security and not the weakest link, it’s back to the basics of mitigating people-driven cyber risks: 1) Employee Education and 2) Leadership Commitment.
  • Data is gold; however, that is only true if companies know how to articulate data and convert it into action. We were reminded of how important it is to have a single version of the truth and transparency to have a unified front against risks.
Mega Trends
  • We see interconnected risk trends such as Business Interruption, Pandemic Risk, Cyber Risk & Data Security, Aging and Overpopulation, Talent Crunch, Duty of Care and calling out for Public-Private Partnerships taking center vision for risk managers.
  • It is worth paying attention to Climate Change still not making it to the Top 20 of Aon’s Global Risk Management Survey when it is related to many of the top risks threatening businesses. It truly deserves a strong reminder for corporations to take the underrated risk that is Climate Change seriously, and for risk managers to continue pushing this discussion up the board agenda.
People Risks
  • At the core, resilience comes from our innate energy; as such, happy people make a happy organisation. The pandemic highlighted that health & wellbeing is not just an HR responsibility, but should also be part of the Board and risk managers’ agenda towards Workforce Resilience.
  • There is an increasing uptake on Captives for EB and beyond. Fortunately, an ecosystem exists to help corporations further customise their risk financing approach. By taking this journey, corporations can better understand the maturity of their risk profile and strategy.
Hard Market
  • ‘Fix the roof while the sun is shining’ – Building a good relationship with their insurers, brokers and solution providers would serve organisations especially well in turbulent times.
  • There is still room for improvement when it comes to transparency and good communication between clients and providers.
Watch The Recordings
Let’s Get Real. 20 Lessons Learnt from Risk Professionals Over the Last 20 Months.
Sustainability – How to transition from statement to reality?
Building Resilience with Data
Brace for Impact: Managing the Risks behind Mega Trends
Inside out – The Risk from Within
Shaping Better Business Decisions
Captive Diversification as a Tool for Resilience
TCOR and KPI for Japanese Risk Management
Addressing the Vitals Signs of Health and Well-being in a COVID Era
From Hindsight to Foresight – Actionable risk insights to take forward
From Greenwashing to Net Zero – the biggest risk?

Let’s Get Real. 20 Lessons Learnt from Risk Professionals Over the Last 20 Months.

Join our risk managers exclusive session, where we ask risk consultant and PARIMA Board Member to bring their case studies (scars and all) and share challenges they have faced as well as strategies they have taken to overcome them in their organization.

Competency Skills

Agility
Building Relationships
Orchestration

Key Takeaways

Risk managers in APAC get real about the challenges they experienced in the past 20 months and how their respective organisations adapted to the changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic. Amidst the hardening market, supply chain disruption and having their relationships and networks tested, risk managers shed light on the importance of fostering a culture of collaboration and building stronger relationships both on the organisational and personal front, leading the risk community towards collective resilience.

SPEAKERS

Stacey Huang
Executive Director
PARIMA
Kimberly Pelly
Risk Consultant
Australia
Kelvin Wu
Group General Manager, Risk Management & Insurance
International SOS
Ronald Cheung
General Manager – Legal & Risk Management
Fung Group