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Resources to help manage risk in your organisation
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Why it’s imperative for businesses to have robust plans in place to deal with the outbreak and mitigate disaster.
Our helps managers in all functions who are being asked to pay more attention to the challenges of uncertainty.
An update on the basics of risk, with a look at issues in risk management today and a summary of the best resources.
Nick Wildgoose, a supply chain risk management expert, provides a brief background on the Act itself and international context and potential developments.
Professor Philip Linsley discusses how companies can address the challenges presented by uncertainty.
A risk assessment framework that allows organisations to capture their key risks. It is designed to be a working document that is part of the overall business performance management system.
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This book draws on emerging national and international best practice around risk management and has been written to provide detailed and practical guidance to information security and risk management teams on how to develop and implement a risk assessment and risk management process that will be in line with the requirements of ISO 27001.
This publication gives guidance for anyone responsible for or advising on an enterprise risk management process (ERM), This resource will help ensure the ERM process is well designed, well executed, and ultimately successful. Provides illustrative examples, best practices, and guidance for implementing or assessing an enterprise risk management process.
For candidates studying for the Global Association of Risk Professionals annual FRM exams
A guide to all major topics of concern for risk management.
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The article discusses the risks posed by big data analytics to businesses. Topics covered include how big data analytics can harm individuals in ways such as privacy invasion, manipulation and bias, the threats that it can bring to individual consumers and to the reputation and brand of the companies, and the need for companies to educate themselves about human rights frameworks and other ethical philosophies when managing big data risks.
Article looks at the emergence of the new risk department in financial institutions - the Enterprise Risk Management department which deals with risks that cut across tradition risk categories. ERM departments focus on new and emerging risks that have no traditional home in risk management departments. To illustrate ERM analysis, two case studies are presented: cryptocurrency and climate change risk.
Article gives an in depth overview of what ERM is and presents the four pillars of ERM: a coordinating role through the ownership of the risk management framework; the creation of the risk appetite statement, a foundational element of that framework; development of aggregating risk measures; and rounding up of cross-cutting risks
The article explores whether diversification is enough for effective portfolio risk management in practice. Topics include diversifying one's investments doesn't increase the level of expected returns, but rather it provides a more acceptable actual outcome.
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