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Agency enhanced decision making through risk appetite lens

The Association for Federal Enterprise Risk Management (AFERM) survey showed 66% of all respondents said their ERM program is led by a chief risk officer.

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How enterprise risk management is making the TSP more resilient

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More agencies defining risk appetite, integrating into strategy, decision making

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HUD emphasizing need to do front-end fraud risk assessments for programs

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Culture of risk management beginning to emerge at the Fiscal Service

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Enterprise risk management remains elusive for many agencies, but now there’s help

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New features to help modernize Thrift Savings Plan

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CFPB building a more risk aware culture from the top down, bottom up

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Special Edition Episode: Managing Risk in Government

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Overcoming cultural barriers remains biggest hurdle to enterprise risk management

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Better managing the business of Defense: Why DoD needs to automate enterprise risk management

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Are agencies implementing enterprise risk management?

An enterprise approach to risk management is required under the venerable OMB circular A-123. That’s helped push ERM down into agency practices.

Agency Oversight

HUD, USDA throwing a little spaghetti against the wall to see what big data projects stick

Jenny Rone, the assistant inspector general for data science at the Department of Agriculture, and Larry Koskinen, the chief risk officer for the Department…

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IRS launches designated channel for employees to raise agency risks

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The IRS has launched an employee risk channel where members of the workforce can confidentially raise their concerns to agency leaders.