As organisations develop far reaching supply networks, the range of stakeholders interested in who the organisation interfaces with, and how, continues to grow. While those stakeholders with a financial interest are obvious, there are others with a different perspective on the performance of the organisation. Whatever your perspective Core Risk can help you better understand specific elements of the supply network.

The list below highlights the range of stakeholders;

Insurance companies - many future claims will be the direct result of others in the network.

Institution investors - with so much outsourced it is the performance of the network as a whole that will dictate company value.

Other key members of the network - the success of a organisation may be so closely linked to the success of others in the network, that understanding how the network is performing in total may be a critical issue to them.

Pressure groups - as more activities are outsourced and/or moved overseas pressure groups will be looking to ensure that large organisations are not exploiting people, resources and the environment. This is particularly true for those with partners in developing companies.

Government departments - many government departments will be interested in the overseas relationships of organisations.

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