Can Family Business Managers Manage Family Business Risks?: Prepared by Raghav Koirala

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CAN FAMILY BUSINESS

MANAGERS MANAGE
FAMILY BUSINESS RISKS?
Prepared by
RAGHAV KOIRALA
Introduction
• Business is risk taking
• Earning Profit after all risk
• NO risk no profit
• Family Business Manager and Corporate Manager
Problem analysis
• Family owned business organization has similar problems
• Financial Problem
• Politics Problem
• Human Resource
• Trust Issues
Objective
• What risks are the business willing to take as an ownership group?
• What strategy presents the most or the least risk?
• What level of risk will be best for the business and family?
• The risk of family business can be minimised and controlled.
• Strategies should be formulated for tackle against risks.
• One should formulate strategies for the risks that will arrive after a
decade and we don’t know what risks is that.
Hypothesis
• Family business risks landscape should be monitored closely and
continuously, to identify the new risks.
• Financial Status
• Human Resource
Limitation
• May not have proper data
• Big and Small business
Methodology
• Experience
• Questionnaire
• Reviewed the finish work comparing it with different month, day and
year.
• Have done performance appraisals
Results

• Centralized control, flat structures Lack of structure and systems

• Informal relations and communications Altruistic leadership style

• Poor knowledge management Relatively unqualified personnel Uncertain succession


Discussion
• 85% to 95% of private business are family business
• Many of them are well organised
• Businesses who have plenty of capital can manage their company very
much better than that doesn’t have.
Conclusion
• Purpose of this research was to know about risk management in the
family business.
• We have focused on family business risk, characteristics, types of risks,
risk management strategies and financial risk.
• Family business managers should be educated on how to define
acceptable risk
• Family members in leadership positions should possess strong
leadership skills to be able to anticipate future risks
• Managing risk effectively will enable a family business to perform well
and to maintain sustainable growth.
THE END

THANK YOU

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