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How to Keep Cyberattacks from Tanking Your Balance Sheet

Harvard Business Review

The threat of cyberattacks — and potential impact on corporate balance sheets — is only expected to grow. Technological advances in areas such as generative AI and automation have strengthened threat actors, leading to new and evolving threats.

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Goals for Thought Leaders to Think About

Peter Winick

Doesn’t show up on a balance sheet. But just because it doesn’t show up on a balance sheet, doesn’t mean it’s not valuable. That smile on your face when you get an email from someone that saw you speak or read your book. Days, weeks, months later. That’s important stuff. Second, is income.

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Leveraging Data As Collateral Starts With Knowing Its True Value

Forbes Leadership

Though often dismissed when performing a business valuation or gathering collateral for a loan, data may actually hold more value for some businesses than anything else on the balance sheet.

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A Comparative Analysis Of Incorporating Climate Risk In Underwriting Insurance For AXA Vs. Chubb, Liberty Mutual, And Travelers

Forbes Leadership

In Part II, I argue that AXA is ahead of the three of the top ten American insurers who put out a detailed climate report (Chubb, Liberty and Travelers) in internalizing climate risk as a strategic priority while underwriting risks and assuming liabilities on its balance sheet.

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Fresh CMO Insights: Why an Industry Outsider Might Give You the Inside Track

Chief Outsiders

We would like to open your eyes to a way to improve your marketing effectiveness that only comes if you’re willing to try a fresh roller—and some new shades of opportunity—to color your balance sheets in hues of deep green.

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Now That The Hot Tech Companies Have Cooled Off, Seek Out Safe And ‘Boring’ Firms

Forbes Leadership

Instead of chasing after marquee-brand-named companies in sexy sectors, start looking into firms with a strong balance sheet that are profitable, have a top management team and offer products and services that make sense in this current turbulent environment.

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Accounting For Kindness

Forbes Leadership

A conversation with entrepreneur James Rhee on balance sheet leadership and empathy.