The Business Standard has an interesting article on the increasing demand for risk managers.
“Risk management has become a high priority agenda for CEOs and acquired a ‘corporate imperative’ status. This is evident from the fact that even non-financial companies have begun to embrace the concept of appointing Chief Risk Officers (CROs). CROs are expected to rigorously question the assumptions underlying the business strategy and validate the same using benchmarking data, competitive data and sector analysis. Our risk managers help CROs (or people in equivalent positions) to develop, deploy and maintain a practical, holistic risk management approach that can help them through immediate, long-term, and evolving risks,” said Sanwalka.
Are you seeing the demand of risk managers increasing in your country?