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Should the UK have a Chief Risk Officer?

Wednesday, 20 April 2022
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Should the UK have a Chief Risk Officer?
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Calls for the government to appoint a Chief Risk Officer are the topic of our latest blog.

The Deputy Government Actuary Colin Wilson examines these issues and other calls for reassessments as to whether the UK is sufficiently prepared to address extreme risks and he also identifies several questions that need answering. Read more in the latest GAD blog.

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