In this episode, Morgan Stanley's reputation crisis from 2011-2013 persuades reputation risk counsel that insurance-linked process transparency can strengthen financial resilience.
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Risk Management and Governance Look Smart at a $240bn Pharmaceutical Company

In our world of polycrises, perils are complex, interconnected, and costly. Gone are the days when reputation damage could be offset by insurance and apologetic communications. With business viability in jeopardy, strategic risk professionals are preemptively building programs to identify reputation exposures in operations and governance, closely measure stakeholder passions, and communicate operational foresight and resilience with the imprimatur of third-party parametric reputation insurance. Each 5-Minute Adventure in Risk & Resilience story takes you into the boardrooms and conversations where these successful strategies are being devised.