RISQED GUERNSEY - Every firm. Every risk. One method – without the spreadsheet. Read the slides

Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Hotel de Havelet for the RISQED Guernsey beta launch.

Attached is a summary of what we shared. Inside the summary pack:

Why spreadsheet risk assessments let firms down
The risks every Guernsey business and charity must manage – data protection, health and safety, employees, finances, sanctions and more
Why GFSC standards matter to everyone: if you're regulated, they're the rule; if you're not, they're best practice and a local benchmark
How RISQED works – one accountable owner (RACI), one risk journey and one scoring model. You choose from dropdowns; RISQED does the maths
AI today and next – an expert you can ask now, with AI agents to be built with our beta clients

The Guernsey beta is now open

We're inviting a select number of Guernsey businesses and charities to join our Jersey beta users at heavily discounted prices locked in for your full contracted term. Beta prices are in the pack. Places close at the end of November.
This is a summary pack. The full presentation, including the worked case studies, is available on request – email mathew@comsuregroup.com.

To sign up or see RISQED on your own risks, message @Sunil Ravtuwar or @Mathew Beale | Comsure.

Sunil Ravtuwar <sunil@eshci.com>
Mathew Beale | Comsure <Mathew@comsuregroup.com>

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