The OCEG GRC Illustrated Series: Connected Management of Operational Risk Prevents Disruption
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OCEG, together with experts from Refinitiv and Michael Rasmussen, GRC Economist and Pundit for the analyst firm GRC 20/20 have developed an Illustration and articles that together outline what connected management of operational risk looks like and how having it builds resiliency and benefits the organization.
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