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    June 12, 2024
    Risk insights for finance teams
    If the first few months of 2025 are any indication, navigating risk-strewn near-term and long-term risk environments will be difficult. In this regard, the chief financial officers (CFOs) broad exposure to macroeconomic and strategic risks as well as finance-focused operational challenges is valuable. As finance leaders develop and update strategic roadmaps amid global uncertainty, it is helpful…

  • Survey

    April 17, 2025
    Risk insights for human resources teams
    As chief human resources officers (CHROs) assess near-term and longer-term risks, their sights are set on macroeconomic variables and strategic challenges. These elevated CHRO perspectives closely align with the risk concerns of board members, CEOs, CFOs and other C-suite leaders in our latest annual Executive Perspectives on Top Risks Survey.

  • Insights paper

    March 15, 2024
    Strategic Sourcing: Gaining Advantage, Mitigating Risk
    A shift in mindset to a strategic sourcing strategy anticipates and mitigates supply chain risk while improving resilience and responsiveness, still aiming to reduce total cost of ownership.

  • Survey

    December 11, 2025
    Top Risks 2026: Executive Perspectives & Growth Opportunities
    Protiviti Top Risks Report 2026 shares executive insights on Gen AI, agentic AI, cyber threats and economic risks.

  • Podcast

    May 1, 2024
    Podcast | Is Post-Quantum Cryptography at Risk?
    Is post-quantum cryptography safe from quantum computing? Do we really need thousands of qubits to attack RSA? We examine some of the challenges to PQC strength and timeline that have recently emerged in scientific papers and consider what makes peer review such a crucial part of the process. Join Host Konstantinos Karagiannis for a chat about the actual state of PQC and how it will affect your…

  • Whitepaper

    March 28, 2022
    Risky Business: The Sanctions Challenges of Trade Finance
    As governments across the globe, including the EU, US, Canada, UK, Japan, Singapore and more, have imposed sanctions on Russia, with promises of additional action if Russia persists with its war on Ukraine, financial institutions and their customers are forced to review their trade and commodities transactions involving Russia to assess their legal and reputation risk. These reviews are…

  • Blogs

    July 14, 2023
    Cybersecurity risk assessments vs. gap assessments: Why both matter
    As cybersecurity incidents continue to make headlines, whether involving the breach of sensitive information or the halting of an enterprise’s operations, cybersecurity risks remain top of mind for many organisations in Hong Kong and globally.

  • Insights paper

    March 20, 2024
    Mastering Data Dilemmas: Navigating Privacy, Localisation and Sovereignty
    In today's digital age, data privacy management is paramount for businesses and individuals alike. With the ever-changing regulatory landscape surrounding data protection, organisations must adapt swiftly to ensure compliance and maintain trust with their customers and stakeholders. However, both data sovereignty and localisation play an important role in privacy, as discussed in a previous post…

  • Whitepaper

    November 26, 2024
    Network and information security directive 2 (NIS2)
    The European Commission has revised the NIS Directive, expanding its scope to include numerous new sectors. This revision aims to enhance cybersecurity across the entire European region by unifying national laws with common minimum requirements. For many companies located within European Union (EU) Member States, as well as non-EU organisations that provide services within the EU, NIS2 represents…

  • Whitepaper

    January 13, 2025
    Sanctions and Export Controls: The Current and Future Landscape for Global Financial Institutions
    For two years running, Protiviti has published a paper on the major sanction developments in the past year and our expectations for the coming year. We did this, in part, because the pace, scale and enforcement of economic sanctions reached unprecedented levels after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. We now seem to have settled into an environment where world events and geopolitical…
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