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Why Human Risk Remains the Biggest Blind Spot in Operational Risk Management
As organisations invest heavily in AI, automation and resilience programmes, human behaviour remains one of the most influential drivers of operational risk. At Next Gen OpRisk Europe 2026, industry leaders examined how trust, accountability, culture and psychological safety shape risk outcomes, arguing that stronger human connections and leadership engagement may be more effective than additional controls in reducing operational risk.
Nov 03, 2026
Violeta Cadosch, Head of Operational Resilience & Governance, Swiss Re
Elena Pykhova, CEO & Founder, The OP Risk Company Limited
Sean Titley, CRO, The Bank of London
Satu Qersh, Head of Operational risk, DNB Bank ASA, Sweden branch
Lisa Kalscheur, Chief Marketing Officer, Weave.AI
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Operational and Non Financial Risk
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