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Context of risk management Definition of risk management Relationship between risk and the objectives of an organisation Consequences of failing to deliver Need for risk management and the potential costs in ignoring it Significance of risk management to strategy Corporate governance Location within an organisation of the responsibility for risk management Introduction to the risk management process Process of risk management Role of the risk manager Global risks Identification of activities Sources of internal information Sources of external information Appendix 1: Example job description Risk Techniques Where do the risks lie? What are those risks? Shaping of risks concepts for decisions Safeguards Business impact analysis Credibility and quality testing Appendix 1: Questionnaire - critical paper-based information Assessment and analysis of risk Objectives of risk analysis Statistical analysis of risk Killer risks Risk analysis tools Benchmarking of information and decisions Assessment and prioritisation of risks Attitude to risk Comparing estimated levels of risk against risk appetite Rating risks in terms of statutory and management priorities Assessment and implementation of risk controls Risk controls Continuity or contingency planning Recovery plans Crisis management Appendix 1: Basic prompts for the recovery teams Material and workplace risk control Material risk control Workplace risk control Appendix 1: Injuries to employees by occupation and severity of injury 2004/05 Risk Control I Legislation risks Product risk control Political risks Environmental risks Third party liability risks Motor risks Contracted risks Risk Control II Technology risks Brand and reputation The supply chain Evaluation of risk control options Preparation and implementation of risk control plans Risk financing Cost of risk incidents Development of corporate risk funding Evaluating risk financing options Risk financing plan Monitoring and review Areas of change Dealing with change Matching review mechanism to individual risks Case studies Case study one: Risk management structure; Springfields Ltd Case study two: Physical risk survey Case study three: Business continuity

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