Cited: Kristen Jaconi in Reuters
Reuters details research from JACONI, executive director of the Arkley Institute, finding over 60% of large companies surveyed believe they have material artificial intelligence (AI) risks.
INSIGHT + ANALYSIS
Cited: Kristen Jaconi in Reuters
Reuters details research from JACONI, executive director of the Arkley Institute, finding over 60% of large companies surveyed believe they have material artificial intelligence (AI) risks.
Quoted: Kristen Jaconi in Los Angeles Business Journal
JACONI, executive director Peter Arkley Institute for Risk Management, spoke to the LA Business Journal regarding the necessity of companies utilizing GRC (governance, risk, and compliance) software that tracks and deals with various regulations in order to run an effective enterprise risk management program.
Quoted: Kristen Jaconi on Bloomberg Tax
JACONI, Executive Director Peter Arkley Institute for Risk Management, speaks with Bloomberg Tax about S&P 500 companies disclosing concerns of climate-related risk factors affecting their businesses.
Featured: Arkley and Deloitte on The Accountant
The 3rd annual report focuses specifically on cybersecurity risk factor disclosures of S&P 500 companies and the trends Deloitte and ARKLEY have identified following the SEC's amended risk disclosure rules.
NEWS + EVENTS
Eleven Marshall Professors Earn Promotions for New Term
Promoted faculty were recognized for their contributions to the school and their field.
Deloitte-Arkley Institute Report Sheds Light on Risk of AI Among S&P 500
The fourth annual report on risk factor disclosures highlighted the risks AI runs for companies in terms of cybersecurity, innovation, and reputation.
USC Marshall Expands Global Educational Opportunities with the Moore Family London Scholars Program
The generous gift from Davis Moore and Diane Moore ’85 endows an immersive opportunity for risk management students, integrating classroom knowledge with real-world experience.
Report Finds S&P Companies Are Underinsured for Cybersecurity Risk
The third annual Deloitte-Arkley Report on risk factor disclosures identifies surprises and challenges as cybersecurity threats increase.
2024 Golden Apple and Golden Compass Awards
These faculty and staff members were recognized by students for their impact in the Marshall community.
Faculty Award Winners, 2005-Present
A comprehensive list of all Faculty Award recipients from 2005 to present.
Advisory Council President Spotlight: John Barrett, Executive VP, Aon
A frank discussion with one of the original architects of the USC risk management program.
New Scholarship Offers Financial Boost for Emerging Leaders Participants
USC supporters Steve and Sue Wilder endowed a scholarship to advance professional development for diverse talent seeking risk management careers.
Five Questions for Peter Arkley
The PETER ARKLEY INSTITUTE FOR RISK MANAGEMENT at USC Marshall was founded to increase opportunities for students, providing scholarships, and graduate fellowships.
RESEARCH + PUBLICATIONS
This report, co-authored by the USC Risk Management Program and Deloitte & Touche LLP, analyzed the risk factor disclosures of 439 S&P 500 companies to identify trends during the second year of implementation. Our analysis confirmed our previous two reports that risk factor disclosures were becoming lengthier. The report also analyzed stand-alone climate-related risk factors companies disclosed for the first time this reporting season, noting a significant increase in these disclosures.
This report, co-authored by the USC Risk Management Program and Deloitte & Touche LLP, analyzed the impact of the Securities and Exchange Commission's new risk factor disclosures rule on 439 S&P 500 companies. The report also provided a deep dive analysis into climate change and human capital risk factor disclosures, given the SEC's expected rule-making in these areas. Professor Kristen Jaconi conducted the research with five USC risk management students and co-wrote the report with Deloitte & Touche Principal Dean Kingsley and Deloitte & Touche Manager Matt Solomon.
This report, co-authored by the USC Risk Management Program and Deloitte & Touche LLP, analyzed the impact of the Securities and Exchange Commission's new risk factor disclosures rule on 88 S&P 500 companies. Professor Kristen Jaconi conducted the research with a risk management student and co-wrote the report with Deloitte & Touche Principal Dean Kingsley and Deloitte & Touche Manager Matt Solomon.
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