“My best suggestion for people is to set up a lighter version of the risk register for the emerging risks. As those start to coalesce and you can start to really articulate them and you have enough information to rate them in terms of impact and likelihood”

Chrystina Howard · Risk Management: Brick by Brick · Is ERM Just "Stapled to the Back of the Strategy Report"? with Chrystina Howard

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set up a lighter version of the risk register for emerging risks and add information as they coalesce

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