Market and personnel become key rising risks for central banks
Over 47% of institutions highlight one of these two factors as the fastest-growing risk
Market and human resources risks have become key rising risks for central banks globally.
Overall, more than 47% of institutions selected one of these two factors as the fastest-growing threat to their risk management strategies, according to the Risk Management Benchmarks 2023.
Over 27% of institutions said market risk is the factor becoming more concerning over the last 12 months, and more than 53% said it is among the top three factors.
Somewhat surprisingly, more than 20% of institutions
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