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Perspectives on strategic risk management / Torben Juul Anderson, editor.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Anderson, Torben Juul.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Risk management.
Strategic planning.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (205 p.)
Edition:
1. ed.
Place of Publication:
Kge, Denmark ; Herndon, VA : Copenhagen Business School Press, 2006.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
"Operating across international markets is a highly turbulent affair that imposes real challenges on corporate risk management capabilities. The multinational corporation is exposed to many diverse risks and exogenous influences beyond managerial control but also attain new strategic opportunities. The exposures range from price volatilities, changing macroeconomic conditions, and operational disruptions to technological innovations, competitive moves, and socio-political events. Strategic risk management can reduce the adverse effects from these exposures but may also furnish gains from new opportunities. This book relates to the need for effective strategic risk management practices that facilitate the ability to monitor essential exposures and respond appropriately to changing environmental conditions. "
Contents:
Perspectives on Strategic Risk Management
Introduction/Preface
Acknowledgements
CHAPTER 1 Performance Effects of Risk Management
Introduction
Global Derivatives
Capital Structure and Risk Management
Hypotheses
Methodology
Data and Measures
Analyses
Results
Discussion
Conclusions
References
CHAPTER 2 Risk Management
Editorial Comment
Developing Focus
Definition of Risk and Risk Management
Objectives of Risk Management
Perspectives from the Insurance World
Risk Management
Risk Identification
Risk Evaluation
Risk Control
Risk Financing
Risk Monitoring/Reporting
Conclusion
CHAPTER 3 The Risk-Return Effects of Strategic Responsiveness: A Simulation Analysis
Organizational Learning and Strategic ResponseCapabilities
The Simulation Model
CHAPTER 4 Impediments to Effective Risk Management
Academic and Practitioner Views on Impediments toEffective ERM Programs
In Search for Patterns
Risk Management Practice in Danish Companies
Key barriers to Managing Risk on a More Enterprise-Wide Approach
Overview
Low Recognition of the Benefits
Strategy
Style and Shared Values
Structure
Staff, Skills and Systems
Limitations of the Research
Summary
CHAPTER 5 Risk and Complexity in Social Systems: The Case of the "Business Risk Audit"
The System of Auditing
Perrow's Theory of Risk in Systems
The Business Risk of Audits
Conclusion and Perspectives
CHAPTER 6 Contemporary Enterprise-Wide Risk Management Frameworks: A Comparative Analysis in a Strategic Perspective
The Four Frameworks
Framework Structure and Components
1. DeLoach's EWRM.
2. COSO's ERM
3. FERMA (The UK Risk Management Standard)
4. AS/NZS 4360:2004 (The Australian/New ZealandRisk Management Standard)
The Claim for Enterprise-Wideness
Framework Linkage to the Strategy Process
Linkage to Strategy Formation
Linkage to Strategy Implementation
Prioritizing and Communicating Key Risks
Risk in the Light of Opportunity
CHAPTER 7 An Integrative Framework for Multinational Risk Management
Exposures and Hedging
Arguments for Hedging
Risk Management and Alternative Risk-Transfer
Financial and Market-Related Risks
Casualty, Catastrophe, and Terrorism Risks
Competitive and Strategic Risks
Integrative Risk Management
CHAPTER 8 Seeking Meaningful Country-Risk Information: A Wealth of Information, a Void in Understanding
Country-Risk Analysis
Country-Risk Analysis is Born
Country-Risk Ratings
The Problem with Risk Ratings
Making Sense of Country Risk Information
Conclusions and Implications
CHAPTER 9 Catastrophe Risk Analysis and Disaster Financing: A Country Perspective
Risk Management in a Country Setting
Adopting Formal Risk Analysis to Manage Exposures
Insurance and Other Risk-Transfer Arrangements
Pooled Insurance Programs
CHAPTER 10 Options Reasoning and Strategic Responsiveness: Discussion and Empirical Assessment
The Options Perspective in Strategy-Making
The Performance Dynamic of Options
Strategy Processes and Options Creation Capabilities
Appendix.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-204).
ISBN:
87-630-9981-0
OCLC:
774280261

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