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C 03 Robert S Kaplan
C 03 Robert S Kaplan
C 03 Robert S Kaplan
FRAMEWORK
ITBM Division C
Group Number - 3
• Three years later, on Hayward's watch, the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in the Gulf
of Mexico, causing one of the worst man-made disasters in history.
MANAGING
RISKS CATEGORY 2: STRATEGY RISKS
A company voluntarily accepts some risk in order to
The first step in creating an effective risk- generate superior returns from its strategy. A bank
assumes credit risk, for example, when it lends
management system is to understand the
money; many companies take on risks through their
qualitative distinctions among the types of research and development activities.
risks that organizations face. Research
shows that risks fall into one of three
categories.
CATEGORY 3: EXTERNAL RISKS
Some risks arise from events outside the company
and are beyond its influence or control. Sources of
these risks include natural and political disasters and
major macroeconomic shifts.
MANAGING
RISKS
PREVENTABLE RISKS
The first line of defence against preventable risks is to abide by the guidelines set by the organization.
• The mission statement must be precise enough for the employees and well enough crafted and articulated to deliver what the
organization stands for.
• The organisation's values must highlight its dedication to the stakeholders and their welfare.
• The organizational culture must set clear and firm boundaries regarding what is not allowed.
STRATEGIC RISKS
• Independent Experts - Setting up a risk review board consisting of independent technical experts.
• Facilitators - Businesses may use a very modest central risk-management team that gathers data from operating managers. This gives
decision-makers a complete view of the company's risk profile and raises managers' understanding of the risks that have been
accepted throughout the organisation.
• Embedded Experts - Working side by side with the line managers whose activities are creating new ideas, innovation, risks, and, if
all goes well, revenues and risk management requires embedded professionals within the company to evaluate and influence the
business's risk profile continuously.
EXTERNAL RISKS
• The methods used to manage strategic and preventable risks often cannot be utilised to decrease or eliminate external hazards, the
third category of threat. Companies should concentrate on recognising them, evaluating their potential impact, and determining the
best ways to reduce their consequences should they arise because external risks are mainly outside of the company's control.
Control Model
Role of Risk Mgmt Staff Function