Maybe we should define risk as what needs to go right, instead of what could go wrong. Although I would like to claim credit for this view of risk, it came from James Bone of Global Compliance Advisors, LLC. I met James at a Compliance Week round table last week discussing risk management and regulatory [...]
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Making Smarter Risk Decisions
on December 1, 2008 in Compliance Programs
PriceWaterhouseCoopers published Making Smarter Risk Decisions. The paper looks at how the most successful organisations define their risk appetite and integrate this appetite into business strategy and culture so that all facets of the business consistently apply the desired risk thresholds, top down, to decision making, an organisation can achieve optimal performance and compliance and [...]
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