Modern Risk Management: Balancing Speed, Control, and Innovation
- Edgar Jarvis
- 1 day ago
- 1 min read
Many organizations struggle to balance innovation with effective risk management. Traditional approaches often separate risk, compliance, and delivery into silos, creating unnecessary delays, reducing collaboration, and forcing organizations to choose between moving quickly or maintaining control. This session explores how modern organizations can integrate risk into everyday ways of working to deliver better outcomes without sacrificing speed or safety.
During this session, Tony Caink and Myles Ogilvie will explore how forward-thinking organizations have evolved from using conventional controls to adopting Lean Controls, a system in which risk management is integrated directly into the process of developing and delivering products. Using illustrations from financial services organizations around the world, including the United States, the UK, Australia, and Africa, they will show how multidisciplinary teamwork and collective accountability can lead to good governance and innovation.
Key takeaways from this talk include:
Understanding how Lean Control integrates risk management into product development while maintaining speed, quality, and compliance.
Learning how multidisciplinary teams and shared accountability create stronger collaboration and more effective governance.
Discovering practical approaches for building a modern risk culture that enables continuous assurance, faster delivery, and better business outcomes.