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What determines the required payoff between strategic direction, resource investment, and risks?
Who needs to review and approve the chosen risk appetite and risk tolerances?
What is determined by the risk appetite and risk tolerance decisions made at the corporate level?
What is essential for supporting an organization's risk appetite framework?
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What is part of a sample risk appetite process?
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Why is it necessary to document and review the risk appetite process?
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Study Notes
Risk Appetite Framework Elements
- Project stakeholders include corporate management, customers, employees, communities, regulatory bodies, and others, whose interests determine the required payoff between strategic direction, resource investment, and risks.
Corporate Risk Appetite
- Chosen risk appetite and risk tolerances must be reviewed and approved by senior management.
Business Unit and Department Risk Appetite
- Corporate-level risk appetite and risk tolerance decisions determine targets and project portfolios at the business unit or department level based on project risk and return comparison.
Capabilities
- Certain capabilities are required to support the risk appetite framework, including:
- Set of performance indicators
- Procedures for monitoring and reporting performance
- Documented policies and guidelines for risk management
- Clear accountabilities for implementing processes
Risk Appetite Process
- The risk appetite process must be documented and continuously reviewed to meet organizational needs.
- A sample process includes four steps:
- Setting the risk appetite
- Embedding it
- Continuous risk mitigation
- Reviewing the risk appetite
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Description
This quiz covers the five core elements of a risk appetite framework, including stakeholder objectives, corporate risk appetite, and more. Understand how these elements work together to manage risk and achieve strategic goals.
