The importance placed on risk culture has grown rapidly in recent years as it has become apparent that operational risk controls alone are inadequate to prevent the more complex claims we see in our increasingly globalised and connected world.
At QBE, we recognised the need to develop a practical, easy-to-use tool that policyholders could use to assess risk culture within their organisations.
That’s why we developed the Risk Culture Profiling Tool (RCPT) to provide a comprehensive framework for assessing risk culture and shaping discussions around it.
You will find links to the RCPT below, along with a range of reports, news articles, blog posts and presentations.
We were delighted when Airmic adopted the RCPT as the basis for their guide: The importance of managing corporate culture. Launched in January 2017 by then FRC Chief Executive, Steven Haddrill urged organisations: Don't wait for a crisis to address company culture.
As a leading authority on risk and insurance, Airmic has enabled the tool to reach many more businesses that might benefit from an objective review of their risk culture.
You can find more information on Airmic’s corporate culture webpage* including promotion of QBE’s insight article on the importance of reward and recognition in promoting a positive risk culture.
* Some content is only available to Airmic Members
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