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UK businesses failing to address importance of embedding a positive risk culture

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15/06/2015
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LONDON: The vast majority of UK businesses (70 percent) are failing to address the importance of embedding a positive risk culture*, according to survey conducted by UK business insurance specialist QBE European Operations, which is part of Australia’s QBE Insurance Group.

QBE surveyed 377 risk decision-makers from small, medium sized and larger businesses throughout the UK to discover the extent to which companies have a positive risk culture embedded, the steps taken to achieve it and which actions had the most success.

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