The reputation premium-seeking RepuSPX is out-performing the S&P500 Index by 397.14; basically, arbitraging reputation value and stock price. All of Steel City Re’s quantitative risk management and insurance solutions are informed by the metrics of these indices. Is the quality of your risk management authenticated by reputation insurance?
It’s the end of a miserable quarter as Boeing Company’s reputation crisis hits day 92. Equity is down 35% to peers: 22% worse than Southwest Airline’s 13% day 92 under performance.
Bud Light reputation crisis at one year. $1.4bn estimated loss in sales. Equity lagging S&P Food and Beverage Index (IFB) by 12% (~$14bn); and Molson Coors (TAP) by ~40%.
With reputation risk forecasting, management, and insurance, Steel City Re helps companies build and prove to stakeholders their thoughtful risk management and dutiful governance over all that is mission-critical. It is an authenticated story stakeholders can appreciate and value.
Three vignettes of risk managers gallantly using Steel City Re’s reputation risk solutions to forge enterprise resilience.
Boeing’s hidden costs of its reputation crisis. Shifting expectations among four stakeholder groups have shifted expectations, altered behaviors, and reduced Boeing’s bottom line.
Forty years after a tsunami of lawsuits demanded action for the risks of D&O liability, history is rhyming with the risks of D&O culpability. Here are the top 3: Risk governance, ESG strategy, and C-suite experience.
$5 trillion worth of shareholder votes want more ERM this year. The investment stewardship team at Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, will put “increased focus on how companies are strengthening financial resilience.” It is a is a challenge Steel City Re has been anticipating since 2007.
In the past six months, more than $130 billion in shareholder value was lost by 39 banks due to reputational risk—the risk of unmet stakeholder expectations resulting in incinerated business value–flawed stakeholder intelligence.
![A CEO and former Los Angeles County deputy coroner on what he feels derailed the ESG movement […] ESG died from toxicity and dysfunctionality. Culpable parties include investors, fund managers, corporate communicators and politicians.](https://steelcityre.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/20231006-Steel-City-Re.jpg)
A CEO and former Los Angeles County deputy coroner on what he feels derailed the ESG movement […] ESG died from toxicity and dysfunctionality. Culpable parties include investors, fund managers, corporate communicators and politicians.
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In a world of polycrisis, […] risk managers need to… market the elevated quality of their risk management processes. The author thanks for their contributions to this article:
Courtney Davis Curtis, University of Chicago; Deyna Feng, Cummins, Inc.; Mary C. Friedl, Redbox; Kathleen A. Graham, The HQ Companies; Chris Hammond, Stepan; Enya He, Blu Clarity PBC; Carnell R. Jones, Trinitas Ventures; Christy Kaufman, Zillow Group; John C. Kline, Discover Financial Services; Manuel Padilla, MacAndrews & Forbes Incorporated; Soubhagya Parija, FirstEnergy and New York Power Authority; Kristen Peed, CBIZ; Theresa Severson, Kite Realty Group; Seung Yoo, Regal Rexnord Corporation; and Denise Williamee, Steel City Re.