Risk Management Show

Girish Redekar, co-founder of Sprinto and an engineer-turned-founder who builds product-focused GRC solutions. He discusses the invisible risk chain of vendors' vendors and why one-time vendor checks create blind spots. He covers how AI makes supply-chain behavior unpredictable and how continuous, autonomous monitoring can turn risk control into a growth enabler.

Clarence Chio, Cofounder and CEO at Coverbase and author focused on AI and cybersecurity. He discusses why traditional vendor checks fall short. He explains the rise of continuous monitoring, procurement as a control point, and how AI and agents enable real-time vendor oversight. Short, urgent ideas on shifting from periodic compliance to ongoing verification.

Avi Pilser, founder and chief scientist at Ultra Deep Tech, builds tools to detect cognitive bias in AI. He explores how anchoring and confirmation biases drive hallucinations and manipulation. He demos real-time bias detection like Lucid and discusses governance, measurable controls, and implications of upcoming EU rules.

Artem Lalaiants, CEO of RiskSeal and expert in fraud prevention and real-time credit signals. He explains why simply adding more data fails to improve models. He highlights orthogonal digital signals like subscription behavior, real-time scoring for instant underwriting, and strategies to score the underbanked across markets. Practical advice on combining bureau and alternative signals for better coverage.

Dr. Adeel Shaikh Muhammad, CISO, cybersecurity and AI researcher with 16+ years in info security. He explains why cyber and AI risk are business, trust, and reputation issues. He busts common board misconceptions and outlines what non-technical leaders should ask. He covers how AI reshapes risk exposure and low-complexity steps to build accountability, resilience, and competitive trust.

Daniel Yoo, founder and CEO of Finmate AI and former licensed financial advisor who managed large client assets. He discusses AI-driven note-taking risks, the sensitive client data captured in meetings, why common AI safeguards can fail, and red flags to watch when evaluating AI vendors. Short, urgent takes on data deletion and building proper architectures.

In this episode of the Risk Management Show, we explore Forex Risk in 2026: Navigating Tariffs and Volatility with Juan Perez, Senior Director of Trading at Monex USA. We discussed the evolving dynamics of tariffs, volatility, and global currency markets, including the challenges faced by treasurers and businesses as they navigate policy divergence and economic uncertainty. Juan shares expert insights on hedging strategies, the shifting dominance of the US dollar, and the rise of emerging and frontier market currencies. Gain valuable perspectives on how businesses can protect margins, adapt to global changes, and manage forex risk effectively in this transformative era. If you want to be our guest or suggest one, send your email to info@globalriskconsult.com with the subject line: "Potential Guest for Risk Management Show." Stay informed, stay ahead, and join the conversation on critical trends shaping risk and security.

Garry Singh, President of IIRIS Consulting and a veteran with over 28 years in risk management, dives into the transformative role of AI in risk strategies. He emphasizes the shift from reactive to proactive management and highlights the dangers of algorithmic bias. Garry argues for the critical balance between human judgment and machine intelligence, recommending tailored 'butler' tools to mitigate noise from AI outputs. With insights on governance and necessary skills for future risk leaders, he underlines the importance of continuous learning in this evolving landscape.

In this discussion, Richard Chambers, a senior advisor at AuditBoard and a former CEO of The IIA Global, dives into the future of audit leadership amidst AI's rise. He explores how AI is transforming the audit landscape, the importance of governance, and the human skills that remain irreplaceable. Chambers highlights the urgent need for boards to address oversight gaps and adapt to technology-driven risks. He also discusses the challenges of stagnant audit budgets while emphasizing AI's potential to enhance efficiency and influence in the role of auditors.

Nauman Abuzar, Director of AML and Risk Solutions at SEON, brings over a decade of expertise in compliance and fraud prevention. He discusses the critical convergence of AML and fraud strategies to effectively tackle modern financial threats. Key insights include the need for shared data, the role of AI in detecting anomalies, and the importance of real-time transaction monitoring. Nauman also highlights the challenges of stablecoin regulation and argues against one-size-fits-all approaches, advocating for tailored solutions that meet diverse regulatory demands.