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Risk and Risk Management: Trustees as Risk Managers

2011
Appreciate that risk can be measured in a number of ways. Know the key measures of risk-adjusted return. Understand how diversification works. Understand the meaning and shortcomings of Value at Risk. Understand that not all risks are quantifiable. Appreciate the range of soft risks trustees face.
Andrew Clare, Chris Wagstaff
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Risk Management and Enterprise Risk Management

2015
All organizations, regardless of their size, industry, or customer base, have to face some degree of risks. Hence, risk management is seen as a management response to the volatile environment. Traditionally, risk management has been segmented and conducted in separate business units or departments (i.e., silos) within a company. However, the silo-based
Xianbo Zhao   +2 more
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Managing Risk Management [PDF]

open access: possibleSSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
We survey and analyze risk management goals, policies, and perceptions of risk managers in businesses and organizations around the world. With more than 1,100 responses and a global scope, we ask specific questions about risk management behavior in six risk areas: interest rate, foreign exchange, commodity, energy, credit, and geopolitical risk.
Campbell R. Harvey   +6 more
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Risk Management on the Internet [PDF]

open access: possibleRisk Management, 1999
This issue of Risk Management on the Internet looks at three different sites: Oboni Associates, a private/commercial site; a Resources for Risk and Crisis Management page, provided by the Internet Nonprofit Centre; and for those who enjoy a glimpse of the unusual, there is a brief summary of The Hooligan Network, a self-styled football hooligan forum.
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Risk Analysis and Risk Management

Information Systems Security, 2004
Abstract Risk management is the process that allows business managers to balance operational and economic costs of protective measures and achieve gains in mission capability by protecting business processes that support the business objectives or mission of the enterprise.
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Risk management

Nursing Standard, 1996
This article describes the aims and the process of risk management, which the author argues should be seen as a positive concept, aimed at ensuring better quality of care. The article relates to UKCC professional development category: Educational development.
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Risk management

American Journal of Infection Control, 1981
A practicing hospital administrator explores how a risk management program can function effectively in a hospital setting. Risk management is defined and methods of planning, developing, and organizing a practical risk management program are outlined. Certain principles are presented to ensure its effectiveness and the advantages and disadvantages of ...
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The Risks of Risk Management

2006 IEEE International Conference on Management of Innovation and Technology, 2006
This paper is about Project Risk Management. In the project environment, Risk Management is an effective and prevailing method to deal with project uncertainties. However, it is far from being a panacea. Worse, risk management is filled with pitfalls that we must be aware of and avoid.
B.C. Wu   +3 more
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Risk management

IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, 2003
All of the risk analysis tables, the risk control measures, verification results, risk/benefit analyses, risk evaluations, and traceability analyses need to be documented and available for inspection by auditors. One way to organize this documentation is to have a risk management file that includes or references each of these documents.
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Risk management

Computer Law & Security Review, 1997
Holistic Risk Management is the process by which an organization firstly identifies and quantifies all of the threats to its objectives, and having done so manages those threats within, or by adapting, its existing management structure. It differs from conventional Risk Management in two key ways: The range of risks considered should not be limited by
David Davies, Aon Bain Hogg
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