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Often, a firm fails due to a lack of monitoring and control, poor strategic management, and incorrect resource allocation. This is despite a solid business plan and a compelling product or service. Using the risk management method protects firms from known and unforeseen risks. 

A robust risk management strategy necessitates adhering to the appropriate risk management methods, fulfilling the previously mentioned goals, and transforming the organization into a much more efficient and competitive e

The Risk Control Self-Assessment, an operational risk assessment method, is employed to recognize and analyze operational risks and evaluate the effectiveness of the firm's procedures in handling such risks. Simply put, it gives several perks to enterprises, ranging from improved control efficacy to increased business efficiency. However, an RCSA must be incorporated into the company's operational framework for risk management rather than being a stand-alone effort.

Self-Assessment may play a vit

Enterprise risk management is an enterprise-related risk management approach. Since its introduction, the approach has been adopted by many industries and sectors as it offers various benefits.

ERM aims to tackle risks strategically and delivers a cohesive picture strategy for the organization's benefit. While it looks identical to governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), the two terms differ very much, with ERM used as a subset of GRC.

The risk management authorities define ERM as a strategic supp

Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is the act of recognizing and systematically managing probable occurrences that pose risks to accomplishing strategic goals or prospects for strategic advantage.

The evaluation of important risks and the execution of appropriate risk solutions are the essential pillars of ERM. Tolerance or acceptance of risk; termination or avoidance of risk; risk sharing or transfer via policy, a partnership, or other agreement; and risk mitigation or reduction through internal p

Tourism is a key element in creating an impetus for financial growth across the globe.  The sector was providing jobs to around 260 million people and contributing to over 10% in global GDP, based on 2010 numbers.  These numbers will grow in future.

However, these financial benefits do not occur without costs that have the potential to destroy popular destinations and disrupt tourism.  Costs—or adverse effects—of travel involve:

• Massive carbon footprints produced by air travel
• Changes in the clean

Story about Risk Identification & Risk Mitigation

Contributed by Ajay Kumar Jhingan

Trainer in Banking & Finance

Hawk is a bird that has life of almost 30 years on an average. But after some years of its life, it has to take an important decision about its life. This is because at this stage of its life, the body of hawk gets affected due to three main natural changes & become ineffective. These major changes are:

1. The claws get long and become too flexible but make the Hawk unable to hold on to pr