Risk management: How do you factor coronavirus into your annual report?

There can never be a good time to have a pandemic, but with annual reports due, what should a company tell its investors?
Risk management: How do you factor coronavirus into your annual report?
By Peter Shadbolt
Mar 30, 2020
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For many corporations, the unknown risks of a global pandemic – from disrupted supply chains, closed stores and limited travel – are weighing heavily on their ability to warn investors about the risks to their future performance.

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