In a series of articles recently, Delano has looked at the evolution of risk management. Both in terms of a highly qualified profession, as well as in terms of how the types of risks being managed have expanded over the years. In a Q&A, Luc Neuberg, chairman of the Luxembourg Association of Risk Management (Alrim), talks about how the missions of his association have changed to meet these new risks.
Alrim, the Luxembourg Association of Risk Management, was set up in 1997. The idea was to gather risk managers at the time where the risk management function started to become a real actor in finance. The association was launched under the name Prim: Association of Professionals of Risk Management. A rebranding was carried some years later in order to better reflect the reality of risk…
