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Tom Hunt, CTP, Director, Treasury Services, shares insights from the survey
Three Years From Now
Currently
Cybersecurity Risks
Strategic Risks
Three Years From Now
Currently
The top concerns that are preoccupying their time?
Strategic and Cybersecurity risks which will continue
to do so over the next three years.
“Not all organizations are actively addressing the urgency and criticality of being prepared to manage these risks.”
“Strategic goals and decisions implemented by organizations may not be able to withstand a disruption in the industry or market in which they operate. Cybersecurity risks are also considered significant; these risks are not only important today—they will continue to be top of mind three years from now.”
Moderately prepared
54%
Currently unprepared but taking steps to rectify
23%
Currently unprepared and no plans to make any revisions
9%
Significantly prepared
14%
In fact, one-third of respondents admit their organizations are unprepared for new risks arising from the implementation of new technology.
“These findings could suggest that respondents may not yet have fully considered all the potential risks associated with these disruptive technologies or have not yet had much chance to fully implement those technologies”
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Robotic Process Automation
Distributed Ledger/Blockchain
Artificial Intelligence
As organizations are tasked with managing risk in this uncertain environment, they are showing interest in new risk-management supporting technology. Are they prepared, however, for the new business risks that may in turn be created?
Few treasury and finance professionals are worried about emerging technologies even as those technologies expose organizations to new risks.
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2018 AFP
