Discover what the Professional Risk Manager (PRM) certification entails, including exams, career opportunities, and its importance in financial risk management.

Costs per megawatt, the measure of a data center project such as this one under construction in Ashburn, Va., have risen dramatically in recent years, stretching the limits of insurance coverage.

MILAN, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Global investors lifted equity and commodity allocations in November, but cash holdings fell to just 3.7%, triggering Bank of America's "sell signal" and raising concerns ...

Abstract: Risk simulation is crucial for effective project management, yet conventional methods often fail to capture the complex interdependencies and interactions among risk events. This paper ...

As the Trump administration and Congress look to upend business as usual at the Federal Emergency Management Agency, emergency managers on the ground continue to respond to fires, floods and other ...

Abstract: Password managers promise to relieve the burden of credential management by centralizing encryption and storage, yet many users remain uncertain about their inner workings and real-world ...

There’s a quiet disaster happening in product organizations right now. Companies are hiring armies of people with “product manager” on their business cards, but they’re treating them like project ...

A second wave of inflation is seen as the biggest tail risk, according to BofA’s Global Fund Manager Survey, released in September. Twenty-six percent of Fund managers still find a second wave of ...

Yahoo Sports' Nate Tice joins Yahoo Sports fantasy analyst Matt Harmon, Justin Boone and Scott Pianowski from the Yahoo Sportsbook at the Venetian in Las Vegas to discuss which players they are taking ...

Managers and supervisors can benefit from using AI-assisted writing tools for grammar and editing, but they risk losing employee trust if they rely too heavily on AI for messages that require human ...

Your project is on schedule, until legal reviews take way longer than anticipated. You find out—too late—this exact situation happened with another a project a few years ago. Sound familiar?