Risk management committee (RMC)

    ESG & Governance

    The board committee that oversees the company's risk framework, required for the top 1,000 listed companies.

    Under LODR Regulation 21, the RMC must have at least three members, a majority of them board members, including at least one independent director, and a board member as chair. Its role includes building a framework to identify financial, operational, sectoral, sustainability (including ESG), information and cyber security risks, and monitoring how they are managed. Read its disclosures to see which risks the board treats as most important.

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