Category: Operational Risks
21 Ideas for Using the 52 Risks® Framework to Manage Risks
The 52 Risks® framework has a multitude of uses. It can be used to assist business owners, executives and risk managers gain a deeper understanding of the risks that any business may face. Here are 21 ideas than can re-energise the discussion and oversight of risk in any business:
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Operational Risk Management in a Period of Disruption – Will Normal Programming Resume Shortly?
In both normal times and uncertain times, policies and procedures seek to give all employees support in the carriage of business activities. The current COVID-19/coronavirus social and economic crisis is, however, putting to the test existing, proven and robust policies and procures in all organisations
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Getting To First Base In Operational Risk
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) within organizations continues to be work in progress. More and more organizations are embedding tools and risk management techniques each year.
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How to Use the 52 Risks® Framework
52 Risks® framework brings together in one framework the key strategic, financial and operational risk categories that face all businesses.
There are many different ways in which businesses can use the 52 Risks® framework. This can be in workshops, strategic planning sessions or management meetings.
Welcome to the 52 Risks® Framework
52 Risks® is a unique, innovative framework designed to assist organizations identify, assess and manage their business risks. It proposes a common language and terminology for business risks in a consistent manner. The framework comprises 17 Strategic Risks, 16 Financial Risks and 19 Operational Risks. All potential business risks will map to one of these risk categories.
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Breakingviews - Credit Suisse’s spring clean has barely started | Article [AMP] | Reuters https://www.reuters.com/article/us-credit-suisse-gp-management-breakingv-idUSKBN2BT17H
It does demonstrate the tremendous downside leverage in even regulated institutions. And perhaps something not calibrated in their large exposure methodologies @daniburgz
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