The latest newsletter from the Institute of Operational Risk is now available to download. Highlights include the announcement of our first corporate members, further details concerning the upcoming Special General Meeting and 10th Anniversary Dinner, news updates from the Chapters, special articles on the subjects of risk culture and on re-equipping ORM for a changing world and much, much more! If you have any comments or feedback about the newsletter, please feel free to contact the Editorial team. We hope you enjoy reading the latest issue.
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