As the risk environment changes, the risk manager's role can become vulnerable. (Photo: Shutterstock) As the risk environment changes, the risk manager's role can become vulnerable. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Organizations are witnessing an unprecedented pace of change in their risk exposures, but too many risk management functions haven't fully adapted. The consequences are profound and often under-recognized. How did this come about, what additional changes are likely, and what can the risk manager do about it?

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