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课程名称:明智的风险决策:风险管理过程 - 分析 课程概述:本课程将教授你将风险管理整合进决策、业务流程、组织文化等活动的15个实用步骤。该课程不涉及风险评估、建立风险登记册、热图或风险报告等内容。这些与真正的风险管理没有关系。我称之为风险管理1——面向外部利益相关者(董事会、审计师、监管机构、政府、信用评级机构、保险公司和银行)的风险管理。而本课程则专注于风险管理2——为企业内部决策者提供的风险管理。 作为一家数十亿美元主权投资基金的风险主管,我明白风险管理不仅仅是管理风险,它更是帮助管理层在制定战略、运营和投资决策时考虑风险的过程。虽然听起来简单,但实际操作却远非如此。在此过程中,我学到了几个关键教训: A. 思考风险并不自然 B. 个人风险与公司风险并不相同 C. 业务决策是日常发生的,而不是每季度一次 D. 将风险管理整合进业务流程意味着需要主动与人沟通 多年来,风险管理者尝试了多种方法来促进业务部门参与风险管理过程。结果往往是失望,无论是简化还是复杂化风险识别和评估方法,最佳情况下,年度或季度的风险评估被视为一种必要的恶,大多数员工对其嗤之以鼻,少数人则积极抵制。例如,风险管理本应是支持性职能,却要求业务单位不断提供信息。是否觉得奇怪,企业似乎是为了支持风险管理者的工作而存在? 或许,是时候让风险管理者停止生活在一个常常要求企业提供信息、参与风险评估、并进行详尽讨论的宇宙中。毕竟,这并不符合商业逻辑。为什么业务单位会愿意从赚钱中抽出时间来为风险管理者提供所有信息?唯一合理的答案就是因为他们必须遵从合规要求。而这正是有趣的地方:风险管理者多年来一直告诉我们,这不仅关乎合规,而是生成商业价值。显然,这其中存在不协调的地方。 加入我,探索如何将风险管理原则融入日常决策中,改变投资方式、战略制定和预算设定方法,甚至改变组织文化。此外,课程还将提供关于未来趋势的精彩内容,包括如何将风险管理整合进战略规划和决策过程。 #管理风险 #风险管理 #风险分析 #决策制定 #风险学院 #iso31000 #cosoerm #erm #风险
Learn 15 practical steps on integrating risk management into decision making, business processes, organizational culture and other activities!This course is not about doing risk assessments, building risk registers, heat maps or risk reports. None of these things have anything to do with proper risk management. This is what I call risk management 1 - risk management for external stakeholders (Board, auditors, regulators, government, credit rating agencies, insurance companies and banks). This course is about alternative, different take on risk management, it's about risk management 2 - risk management for the decision makers inside the company. If there is one thing I learned in my previous role as Head of Risk of a multibillion-dollar sovereign investment fund, risk management is not about managing risks. It's about helping management make strategic, operational and investment decisions with the risks in mind.It sounds simple enough, but it's anything but. Here are some of the lessons I had to learn the hard way:A. Thinking about risks is not naturalB. Individual and corporate risks are not the sameC. Business decisions happen every day, not once a quarterD. Integrating into business processes means knocking on people's doorsOver the years, risk managers have tried various ways to get the business units to participate in the risk management process. Some simplified the risk identification and assessment methodologies, others complicated them. The result in both cases was the same - disappointment. Best case scenario - annual or quarterly risk assessments were perceived as a necessary evil with most employees ignoring them and few actively resisting.Did it for example ever strike you as odd, that risk management is supposed to be a support function, yet business units are constantly required to provide the information to the risk managers and not the other way around? It almost feels like the business is there to support risk managers in doing their job.Maybe, just maybe, it is time for the risk managers to stop living in a universe, where the business is regularly required to provide information, participate in risk assessments and to contribute to lengthy discussions about risk mitigation. After all, this does not make business sense. Why would business units take the time away from making money to supply risk managers with all this information? The only logical answer is because they must, it's a compliance issue. And this is where it gets interesting, risk managers have for years been telling us that it's not about compliance, it's about generating business value. Something doesn't add up. If an activity takes time and resources and doesn't have an immediate impact on business decisions or business processes, something is clearly wrong.Join me to discover how to integrate risk management principles into day to day decisions, change how investments are done, change how strategy and budgets are set and change the very culture of the organization. BONUS: - 4 future trends - How to integrate risk management into strategic planning- How to integrate risk management into decision making #managerisk #riskmanagement #riskanalysis #decisionmaking #riskacademy #iso31000 #cosoerm #erm #risk