Yet in a survey conducted in conjunction with the Conference Board, only about one quarter of senior corporate executives saw value in integrating their risk and performance management systems. The survey showed that the key stumbling blocks included insufficient capabilities to integrate the systems and the incompatibility between risk and performance metrics.
Events over the past 36 months have highlighted the importance of factoring in risk and volatility to develop deeper insights into the organization’s performance. Indeed, Boards, analysts and shareholders are increasingly expecting executive teams to describe how they apply risk information in corporate planning processes.
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