Introducing The Risk Management Handbook second edition

[@karunkumar6577]

Would surely read! It is an absolute pleasure to read and hear the Risk Doctor

[@Risk-Doctor]

Thank you for this encouraging comment Karun. I hope you enjoy reading the book.

[@pablogs2]

I bought it and I am reading it. Great book

[@Risk-Doctor]

Thanks Pablo, I hope you enjoy it!

[@Praizion]

Congrats Doc!

[@Risk-Doctor]

Thanks Phil, if you buy a copy I'll sign it for you next time we meet!!

[@Risk-Doctor]

Thanks Phill. Hope you're keeping well.

[@EXcellentstuFF]

Thats great, thanks for the book. However, would be good if you can provide Purchase Link?

[@Risk-Doctor]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll add links to the book on Amazon and the publisher's website into the video description.

[@ir0n2541]

When can i find this on amazon ?

[@Risk-Doctor]

Thanks for your comment. It's here on Amazon (www.amazon.com/Risk-Management-Handbook-Practical-Dimensions/dp/1398610615/) or here on the publisher's website (www.koganpage.com/risk-compliance/the-risk-management-handbook-9781398610613 ). I hope you enjoy the book and find it useful.

[@safety-f9q]

It's an amazing book

[@Risk-Doctor]

Thanks Roberto, I'm glad you like it. We have an excellent team of world-class expert authors, and the broad content will be helpful to business leaders, risk practitioners and students. We appreciate your positive comment.

[@dagwould]

I guess business are interested in ESG, but it seems to me that ESG doctrines themselves are a risk, channeling business into the dark corner of the UN's unfreedom. ESG brings coercive political concepts into business.

[@Risk-Doctor]

Hi, thanks for sharing your perspective. You're right that some view ESG as an unnecessary restriction of trade (a threat), where others see it as a way to improve performance and delivery to stakeholders (an opportunity). Perhaps it's both potentially, and it depends on how you implement it. Time will tell...!

[@alasdairsideas3884]

As a risk academic I agree very strongly with dagwould. ESG is an elite power strategy... and it brings enormous societal risk. If still in any doubt about this after consulting a Dutch, German or Irish farmer on the subject, then Just look at the WEF global risk reports. The key global risks they will never ever talk about are the 'internal' risks they create themselves. It's the old story, from Mary Douglas and culture theory: power tells us what risks we are supposed to take seriously and what risks we should be punished for even thinking of ! @@Risk-Doctor