Q&A: Standard Life's Singh on changes in risk management

Regulation and tough markets put risk centre-stage, says CRO

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Standard Life has made a move away from being an annuity-focused business and into asset management over the past decade, with profound implications for the group’s risk function. The firm’s investment arm, launched in 1998, now has £245.9 billion ($365 billion) in assets under management, up from £170.1 billion in 2013.

Raj Singh, who spoke exclusively to Risk.net for this interview, has presided over the Standard Life risk function since 2013 and says the role of chief risk officer is now more

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