Financial executives expect the higher level of earnings uncertainty that they have experienced in the last several years to continue, or increase, according to the “2012 AFP Risk Survey,” the first in a series of annual risk management surveys to be published by the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) with collaboration from the Global Risk Center of the Oliver Wyman Group.
Based on a survey of 435 CFOs, corporate treasurers and other senior finance executives across North America, the report examines five categories of risks to organizations’ earnings: Financial, macroeconomic, operational, external and commodities.
See full Press Release.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Oliver Wyman 2012 AFP Risk Survey
Financial executives expect the higher level of earnings uncertainty that they have experienced in the last several years to continue, or increase, according to the “2012 AFP Risk Survey,” the first in a series of annual risk management surveys to be published by the Association for Financial Professionals (AFP) with collaboration from the Global Risk Center of the Oliver Wyman Group.
Based on a survey of 435 CFOs, corporate treasurers and other senior finance executives across North America, the report examines five categories of risks to organizations’ earnings: Financial, macroeconomic, operational, external and commodities.
See full Press Release.
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