PwC’s Risk Assurance practitioners are not only tasked with identifying and controlling your organisation’s risks, but finding hidden value, too
Today's commercial environment is different, more complex, more connected. Organisations across New Zealand not only face new and unknown risks but new and untapped opportunities.
Contemporary risk assurance is no longer about protecting value but enhancing it with better ways of working. It’s about perceiving risk and then capitalising on it.
However, the processes many organisations have in place to manage risk are often not robust nor forward-looking enough to protect or enhance value. So, the question is: are you finding opportunity in risk?
PwC’s Risk Assurance practitioners provide a range of services tailored to your circumstances. It starts by determining the extent and type of assurance help you might need, depending on your risks and current controls.
However, just how every organisation is different, their risk exposure differs too. PwC uses the knowledge and experience of our experts, combined with our market-leading global tools and resources, to approach our client’s particular risks in a precise manner, while always aiming to add value at the same time.
This year's Global Economic Crime Survey explores behaviours, attitudes and prevalence in three keys areas: cybercrime, ethics and compliance programmes, and anti-money laundering. Are New Zealand organisations prepared for cybercrime incidents? See our latest findings from our biennial survey.
Welcome to our New Zealand supplement to PwC’s 2014 Global Economic Crime Survey. Indeed, one third of New Zealand respondents to this year’s survey reported their workplaces being victimised by economic crime in the past two years.
David Nalder
Lara Hillier
Murray Harrington
