Could your firm weather the storm?
Recent evidence suggests that the majority of companies in the financial sector are ill-prepared to continue with day-to-day business in the event of a major disruption. David Fanning investigates.
The events of September 2001 in the US had a profound and lastingimpact on the world's financial services industry.
In particular, financial firms were denied access to a number of their
facilities
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