Fundamentals of Risk Management


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Fundamentals of Risk Management

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Sarbanes–Oxley Act of 2002 
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Risk reports by US companies 
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Charities’ risk reporting 
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Contents
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Public-sector risk reporting 
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Government report on national security 
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Appendix A: Abbreviations and acronyms
 
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Appendix B: Glossary of terms
 
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Appendix C: Implementation guide
 
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Index
 
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LIst oF FIgURes
Figure 1.1
Risk likelihood and magnitude 
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Figure 2.1
Attachment of risks 
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Figure 2.2
Risk and reward 
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Figure 2.3
Disruptive events and the bow-tie 
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Figure 4.1
8Rs and 4Ts of (hazard) risk management 
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Figure 4.2
Risk management sophistication 
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Figure 6.1
IRM risk management process
 73
Figure 6.2
Components of the RM context
 75
Figure 6.3
COSO ERM framework
 77
Figure 6.4
Risk management process from ISO 31000
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Figure 7.1
Three components of context
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Figure 10.1
Risk attitude matrix
 129
Figure 11.1
Bow-tie representation of risk management
 133
Figure 11.2
Bow-tie and risks to premises
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Figure 12.1
Personal risk matrix
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Figure 12.2
Inherent, current and target levels of risk
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Figure 13.1
Loss control and the bow-tie
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Figure 14.1
Risk matrix for opportunities and hazards
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Figure 15.1
Risk matrix and the 4Ts of hazard management
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Figure 15.2
Risk versus reward in strategy
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Figure 15.3
Opportunity risks and risk appetite
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Figure 16.1
Types of controls for hazard risks
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Figure 16.2
Bow-tie and types of controls
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Figure 16.3
Hazard risk zones
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Figure 17.1
Role of captive insurance companies
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Figure 18.1
Disaster recovery timeline and costs
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Figure 18.2
Model for business continuity planning
 210
Figure 19.1
Business development model
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Figure 20.1
Components of the business model
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Figure 20.2
Mapping the components of reputation
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Figure 22.1
Risk architecture for a large corporation
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Figure 22.2
Risk architecture for a charity
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Figure 23.1
Illustration of control effect
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Figure 23.2
Cost-effective controls
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Figure 23.3
Learning from controls
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List of figures
Figure 23.4
Risk and reward decisions
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Figure 24.1
Risk maturity demonstrated on a matrix
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Figure 25.1
Risk appetite, exposure and capacity (optimal)

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