9.1 Evaluating and reporting risk Flashcards
Organisations face a wide range of risks. The purpose of risk i__________ is to determine the nature of these risks, in particular the specific t_____ of risk event that may occur.
identification
types
Various risk identification approaches exist, including expert j___________, f_____ groups, surverys and more analytical tools like the D______ technique.
judgement
focus
Delphi
E________ risks are significant new risks or risks that were known about previously, but which were not considered significant. An organisation can identify emerging risks using tools like P___ and S___ analysis.
Emerging
PEST
SWOT
Qualitiative risk assessment involved a significant degree of j_______. The dominant qualitative technique is to estimate the p__________ and i______ of a rusk using an ordinal scale.
judgement
probability
impact
Quantitative assessment is concerned with applying a standard of m________ to probability and impact. This enables a more precise and o_________ analysis of risk. Quantitative assessment requires large amounts of historical d___ to work effectively and may not be effective when data is an unreliable p__________ of the future.
measurement
objective
data
predictor
Most organisations have risk r_______. These may be spreadsheets or database applications and are used to store information on the risks that have been identified and assessed. Organisations may use risk and control self-assessments to collect information on the e__________ of their controls.
registers
effectiveness
Risk r_________ is an important element of risk management. Effective risk reporting exists to support d_________-making.
reporting
decision
A wide range of risk reporting t______ are available including RAG reports, h____ maps, risk and control indicator reports and risk event and near m___ reports
tools
heat
miss
Report design if important. Reports must meet r________ requirements and the needs of their intended audience. Reports must be produced with an appropraite level of f__________.
regulatory
frequency