The past two years will be defined in history as one of the fastest changing and riskiest periods seen in a generation. Alongside the coronavirus, business and society also face huge existential risks from rapid climate change—perhaps the biggest risk of all. Environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks have been brought to the fore. And the challenge, as the UK at the time of writing lifts lockdown restrictions, is how to continue managing ongoing disruption and better preparing for more uncertainty. In our recent report, Rethinking Risk for the Future, we see now as an unmissable time for the accountancy profession to reassess its role in effective risk management as a result of this fast changing, interconnected landscape.