Module 1 - Unit 1 Concepts And Definitions Of Risk And Risk Management Flashcards

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ISO 31000 Definition of Risk

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The effect of uncertainty on objectives

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Definition of Risk Management

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Coordinated activities to direct and control an organisation with regard to risk

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Definition of Key Dependencies

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Key things the organisations need to be successful. They can be internal/external.
E.g., : retaining a licence to operate in a particular teritory or maintaining a credit rating

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What are Core Processes?

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Core processes are a collection of activities that deliver stakeholder expectations. They also ensure the continuity of a business.

E.g., deliver healthcare

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Definition of Stakeholder Expectations

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Stakeholders are parties who have an interest in a business or are affected by what it does.

E.g., investors, suppliers, customers

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What is Credit Risk?

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Credit Risk is the risk of loss; a party fails to pay

E.g., counterparty failure

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What is Market Risk?

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Market Risk arises from fluctuations in values or income from assets.

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What is the difference between Control Risk, Compliance Risk, Opportunity Risk and Hazard Risk?

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Control Risk (or uncertainy) - impact is uncertain - e.g., economic recession

Compliance Risk (or mandatory) - mandatory obligations - e.g., breach of Law

Opprtunity Risk (or speculative) - potentially positive impact, embrace benefits - e.g., expansion

Hazard Risk (or pure) - negative impact - e.g., fire in the office

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What is Operational Risk?

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Refers to failure of internal procedures/processes, people or systems - e.g., cyber attack

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What is Liquidity Risk?

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Refers to Insufficient resources to pay out liabilities when due

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Hopkin’s 4 types of Risk

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Compliance Risk
Hazard Risk
Control Risk
Opportunity Risk

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4 FIRM Risk Categories

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Financial risk
Infrastructure risk
Reputational risk
Marketplace risk

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13
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What are the 3 ways that risk can be attached?

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Key dependencies
Core Processes
Stakeholders

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What does STOC stands for?

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Strategy
Tactics
Operations
Compliance

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What are 4 P’s sources of Hazard Risk?

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People - e.g., Lack of skills, resouces

Premises - e.g., damage,, theft

Process - e.g., IT or comms failure

Products - e.g., Poor service quality

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What is Residual Risk?

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A risk AFTER risk management actions have been taken.

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What is Hazard Risk?

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Risk associated with sources of harm

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5 Principles of a Risk Management Framework (PACED)

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Proportionate to the level of risk
Aligned with other b/s activities
Comprehensive, systematic & structured
Embedded within b/s procedures and protocols
Dynamic, interactive and responsive to change

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What are the aims/benefits of MADE2?

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Mandatory obligations are met
Assurance that significant risks are managed
Decisions are properly considered regarding risk
Effective core processes (STOC)

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What described best the term ‘mandatory’ in MADE2?

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To ensure conformity with rules, regulations and obligations

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What are the 4 T’s?

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Tolerate
Treat
Transfer
Terminate

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What are the 4 Levels of Risk Management Sophistication?

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INFORM - unaware of obligations
REFORM - awareness of non-complance
CONFORM - actions to ensure compliance
PERFORM - achieve business opportunities
DEFORM - inactivity caused by obsession

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What are the 4 E’s of Opportunity Risk Management?

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Explore
Expand
Exploit
Exist