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Risk Assessment

Jul 22, 2009

S&P Issues Progress Report on ERM Integration into Credit Ratings

S&P explores the impact of ERM on credit ratings, revealing diverse ERM adoption levels among nonfinancial companies. Learn about the ongoing evaluation process and the future of ERM in credit assessments.

Jul 1, 2009

The State of Enterprise Risk Management at Colleges and Universities

Learn how higher education can strengthen strategic risk management, with insights from a survey on ERM practices. Explore key findings and action steps for university leaders to better address institutional risks.

Jul 1, 2009

Shifting of Internal Audit Strategy and Focus

Internal audit is adapting to changing stakeholder expectations by enhancing risk assessments and focusing on ERM processes. Learn how internal audit is evolving to support strategic decision-making and risk oversight.

Jun 1, 2009

Internal Audit’s Role in Managing Reputation Risk

Reputational risks and corporate missteps are having more significant impacts on bottom lines and stakeholder perceptions of companies than ever before. Therefore, companies are recognizing the importance of reputational risk and placing a greater emphasis on reputational risk management. Internal audit departments can play a significant role in helping companies manage reputational risks through their advisory and monitoring efforts.

Jun 1, 2009

Risk Preparedness

Learn how Deloitte’s risk intelligence philosophy guides organizations in preparing for business disruptions, enhancing resilience, and using risk avoidance strategies to ensure faster recovery and competitive advantage in the marketplace.

May 1, 2009

Seven Question Guide to Assessing Your Enterprise Risk Management Practices

Risk professionals should consider seven questions in evaluating risk management tools, improving risk management practices, and assessing the state of ERM in an organization. Professionals should ask these seven questions: (1) if the risk management process really assesses risk; (2) if the risk assessment is context-driven; (3) if the risk management process address root causes of failure; (4) what business performance says about risk; (5) what the organization's risks say about its controls; (6) what the organization's controls say about its risks; and (7) if the professionals and their organizations are up for the task of risk management.

Apr 24, 2009

Role of Culture and Judgment in ERM

Discover how KBR integrated ERM into its governance, focusing on culture and communication. David Fox shares valuable lessons learned from KBR’s journey to enhance risk awareness and strategic decision-making.

Mar 1, 2009

Six Ways Companies Mismanage Risk

René M. Stulz identifies six ways risk management can fail, from relying on historical data to poor communication. Learn how organizations can improve their risk management strategies and avoid costly pitfalls.

Mar 1, 2009

Ten Practical Lessons for Risk Management

Recent events have uncovered significant deficiencies in the way risks are managed at financial institutions and many other companies. Research into these deficiencies shows ten practical lessons companies can apply to address current weaknesses and strengthen risk management systems. By wielding appropriate authority, gaining support from senior management, and thoroughly examining the models and incentive systems used, risk managers can greatly improve companies' risk management systems.

Feb 1, 2009

Internal Auditors Partnership with Management

Internal auditors in the past have been used to examine how well management is performing and how well the company is operating. Now there is a need for internal auditors to work in conjunction with management to oversee risks. CHAN Healthcare Auditors realized this change in internal audit and has developed an audit process and tool that allows for a more effective approach to risk management. Even though the approach is mainly geared towards the healthcare industry, it can be used in numerous industries to determine companywide and departmental vulnerabilities.