Geographic and industry highlights

38% have adopted new risk management practices to manage risks from competition from new rivals outside their industry (vs. 29% total)

44% say AI and robotics will create more compliance headaches for their company (vs. 51% total)

67% recommend compliance with “highest–common–denominator” regulations (vs. 73% total)

14% have hired one or more board directors younger than 40 (vs. 22% total)

94% say they have gender–diverse boards (vs. 88% total)

63% have hired one or more directors with technology expertise (vs. 79% total)

40% say they have a board member responsible for risk (vs. 21% total)

33% say their board's risk committee has a mandate to oversee machines as well as people (vs. 43% total)

40% have hired one or more board directors younger than 40 (vs. 22% total)

44% of boards have discussed the challenges and opportunities of using robotics and AI (vs. 63% total)

29% bring in outside, independent experts to brief them on corporate governance best practices (vs. 52% total)

87% say their boards recommend compliance with “highest–common–denominator” regulations (vs. 73% total)

40% have formed a dedicated committee that oversees digital strategy (vs. 63% total)

53% have hired one or more directors with technology expertise (vs. 79% total)

73% of boards regularly discuss “unknown unknowns” (vs. 61% total)

13% have hired one or more directors younger than 40 (vs. 22% total)

27% say their board's risk committee has a mandate to oversee machines as well as people (vs. 43% total)

80% have adopted new risk management practices to deal with cyber risk (vs. 65% total)

97% have formed a dedicated board committee that oversees digital strategy (vs. 63% total)

93% have discussed the challenges and opportunities of using robotics and AI (vs. 63% total)