Bloomberg Law
May 21, 2020, 12:37 PM UTC

Chief Risk Officers Get C-Suite Boost Due to Coronavirus

Andrea Vittorio
Andrea Vittorio
Reporter
Jacob Rund
Jacob Rund
Reporter

The chief risk officer is likely becoming a hot commodity in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic as many businesses face a wide range of threats to their operations and their workforces.

The many facets of the Covid-19 fallout are putting CROs on the front lines, working with executives and boards of directors to respond to these challenges. Companies are expected to lean more heavily on their risk officers for the foreseeable future to account for new and heightened dangers.

The pandemic has increased financial risk for a large swath of corporate America, increasing CROs’ existing work. But it’s also ...

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