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Jan262010

A Risk Top 10 for 2010 from CFO.com

The results of a new survey by the Corporate Executive Board (CEB) highlight the “risk hotspots” for 2010. There appears to be a shift taking place, one which focuses on the link between strategy and risk.

"For the past two years, executives have been in a more defensive posture, but this year they are thinking about how to set the company up for success in the future," says Kate Guerra, CEB's research director.

The list of top 10 risks are a below and the full story is available here

1. Strategic change management
2. Capacity
3. Incentive plans
4. Human resources
5. Fraud
6. Innovation/R&D
7. Third-party relationships
8. Shared services
9. Inflation/Deflation
10. Tax management

Full story

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