Risk Management
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Risk management is the strategic process of recognizing, analyzing, and then finally controlling any threats that they may face an organization or the group unto, causing losses to the capital or even the profit it is providing. This can be caused by using some methods and applying some resources that may be thought to be uncertain hence maximizing the realization opportunities that may come depending on the organization’s plans. Some risk management parts may occur in an organization unto which can affect it either positively or negatively depending on the business organization’s situation. Some of the parts are risk planning, which deals with the organization’s management whenever the risk is not prevented or avoided. Another part is risk identification, which mostly considers the viewable area or threat, which can be latterly controlled. Similarly, there is risk analysis unto which needs identifying a certain risk or threat unto which it is now investigated and examined whether it is much serious and whether it can harm the organization. Also, a risk response plan considers the later outcome of the threat after occurring (Hubbard, 2020).
However, there is the risk management part unto which brings much weight and impacts that finally affect the association. Risk planning is part of managing the threats, which carries much weight and is more important in the corporation. Whenever there is good planning about the products that the business organization is selling to its customers, it is likely to have many profits. The other parts may not be applied, but whenever there is a better flow in risk management, then the corporation definitely might yield something higher. Similarly, when there is poor risk or thereat management, the business organization will probably get some losses. The factor makes it the best to control the business; hence many profits (Samandari et al., 2016).
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Hubbard, D. W. (2020). The failure of risk management: Why it’s broken and how to fix it. John Wiley & Sons.
Harle, P., Havas, A., & Samandari, H. (2016). The future of bank risk management. McKinsey Global Institute.