London
The IRM Legal Risk Special Interest Group provides a forum for members and non members interested in meeting with others to exchange views and experiences, methods and development, share best practice and learn from and network with people interested in the same subject areas, but from a diverse range of organisations.
URL: http://www.theirm.org/events/TheInstituteofRiskManagement-SolicitorsSpecialInterestGroup.htm
London
The Risk in Information Systems and E-business (RISE) is being re-launched with an emphasis on understanding the risks associated to all aspects of technology, change, security and impact on the front end business risk. The aim of the Group is to bring together risk professionals, students and those with an interest in this area together to share best practice, experience and build an informal network to discuss issues and challenges both internally and externally within their respective organisations. It is the aim of the group to bring together professionals from a wide range of industries and expertise to enrich the debate around technology risk. The inaugural meeting will set the agenda for the SIG but it is expected the group will meet on a quarterly basis with a mixture of talks from Industry experts and practitioners, round table’s on specific issues and debates where differing points of view will be advocated by two parties to facilitate a discussion.
London
In addition the SIG shall provide a voice for the risk management community to respond to the Solvency II process through responding to the consultations issued by CEIOPs (or others such as the ABI) on behalf of the IRM to ensure that the views of risk management professionals are taken into account in the consultation process.
Amsterdam
This course will teach you how to use ISO 26000 as a practical tool to implement CSR policies. You will be able to apply the acquired skills directly in your organization. The extensive use of practical case studies will be adopted to illustrate the contents and application of ISO 26000.
London
A growing feature of global markets for many products and services is voluntary sustainability standards and certification. This is making the sustainability standards sector a rapidly expanding and complex space. The sheer number of standard systems, stakeholders and organizations appears to increase by the day. With these changes in global markets come increasing needs and expectations as well as responsibilities. Effective sustainability standards need to deliver on their economic, environmental and social objectives and sustainable finance in its many guises is fundamentally tied in to their success. This course provides a detailed examination of voluntary sustainability standards and their intricately linked relationship to sustainable finance.
URL: http://www.csrfi.com/courses/linking-sustainable-finance-and-voluntary-market-based-tools-lon
