In an increasingly connected world, businesses are more exposed to reputational risk than at any other point in history. Whether the trigger is at an industry, national or international level, negative perceptions can have a large financial impact on a firm, reducing investment and putting off existing and potential customers.
A recent report from The EIU, free to download, takes a closer look at this rise in reputational risk, placing the growth down to three key, interlinking factors.
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In an increasingly connected world, businesses are more exposed to reputational risk than at any other point in history. Whether the trigger is at an industry, national or international level, negative perceptions can have a large financial impact on a firm, reducing investment and putting off existing and potential customers.
A recent report from The EIU, free to download, takes a closer look at this rise in reputational risk, placing the growth down to three key, interlinking factors.