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Risk, Risk Management, and Internal Controls

2019
Abstract This chapter studies risk, risk management, and internal controls. Risk denotes a set of potential outcomes assessed against a specific objective, such as market risk, liquidity risk, or operational risk. The concept of risk and risk management is intrinsic to the design of a firm’s governance system. The governance of a firm is
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Assessing and controlling risk

Nursing Standard, 1998
This article describes the principles of risk assessment in the workplace. It outlines regulations relating to health and safety at work as they affect nursing, and goes on to discuss both qualitative and quantitative risk assessment.
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[Risk control in libraries].

Annali di igiene : medicina preventiva e di comunita, 1996
Gli autori descrivono i principali fattori di rischio indoor nelle biblioteche, con particolare riferimento agli agenti chimici, fisici e biologici.
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Risk, risk aversion and many control variables

Zeitschrift für Nationalökonomie, 1983
Since the path-breaking work of Rothschild and Stiglitz (1970, 1971), comparative statics theorems of economic choice under uncertainty have been accumulated as well as successful applications of theorems. To examine the effects of uncertainty on economic choice, these theorems took one of the following two approaches.
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[Risk control in hospital environments].

Annali di igiene : medicina preventiva e di comunita, 1996
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Vanini G. C., Damiani G., Capelli G.
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Risks and Controls

2003
Outsourcing can be a risky business. Certainly IT outsourcing can deliver improved services, quicker adoption of new technologies and reduced operating costs. But it can also result in unforeseen charges that exceed any possible cost savings; it can lead to stagnation and delays in implementing new services; and it can result in a loss of control over ...
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Risk evaluation, risk reduction and risk control

1997
Decisions about the management of food chemical hazards are dependent on many factors. Part 2 of this book described how complex scientific and technical factors are brought together in the risk assessment process. The foregoing chapters of Part 3 have shown how additional socio-economic factors such as consumer perceptions and the relative costs ...
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Control Project Risks

2015
Risk is a common concern of project management professionals. What is risk? In short, risk is any factor that may affect project success. From this perspective, the occurrence of risks may have positive or negative impacts on a project. Following the habit of thinking, the former is defined as opportunity, while the latter is defined as threat. Indeed,
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Controlled Risk Strategies

AIMR Conference Proceedings, 1998
Long–short investing provides investors the opportunity to enhance returns and control risk, but investors need to understand the basics and operational considerations of long–short before they can benefit from this controlled risk strategy. Integrated long–short management notably frees the manager from benchmark constraints and allows the manager to ...
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Control Risk Regression

2020
Guolo A., Schmid C., Stijnen T.
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