Module 2 - Quiz 1 Flashcards

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ORM - Operational Risks

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  • Internal Fraud
  • External Fraud
  • Employment Practices and Workplace Safety
  • Clients, Products, and Business Practices
  • Damage to Physical Assets
  • Business Disruption and System Failures
  • Execution, Delivery, and Process Management
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SRM - Strategic Risks

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  • Strategy Development
  • Strategy Execution
  • Competitor
  • Strategic Relationships
  • Supply Chain Risk
  • External Stakeholders
  • Governance
  • Legislative/Regulatory
  • International risks
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FRM – Financial Risks

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  • Market
  • Credit
  • Liquidity
  • Systemic
  • Economic
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IRM - Insurance Risks

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  • Underwriting
  • Claims
  • Reserve
  • Capital Adequacy Risk
  • Solvency Risk
  • Regulatory Capital Risk
  • Economic Capital Risk
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The Four Sources of Risk

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  • Holistic View
  • Risk Appetite
  • Risk Aggregation
  • Reporting
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Holistic View

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ERM emphasizes the interconnectedness of these four types of risks and seeks to manage them in a coordinated manner

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Risk Appetite

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The organization defines its risk tolerance across all risks and ensures that exposures remain within its Risk Appetite

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Risk Aggregation and Reporting

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ERM frameworks ensure that risks are aggregated, quantified, and reported across the organization to ensure transparency and proactive management

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Risk Management Objectives: Top of Cube

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  • Operations
  • Reporting
  • Compliance
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Organizational Structure: Right Side of Cube

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Cover every aspect of the business, from function level to entity level

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Risk Components: Front of Cube (in order)

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  • Control Environment
  • Risk Assessment
  • Control Activities
  • Information & Communication
  • Monitoring
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12
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Risk Components have how many principles?

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17

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Control Environment

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Board and senior management establish the tone at the top set of standards, processes, and structures that provide the basis/foundation

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Risk Assessment

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process of identifying, assessing, prioritizing, and responding to risks that can impact an entity’s ability to meet its business objectives

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Control Activities

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The actions established that help ensure management’s directives to mitigate risks. It’s performed at all levels of the entity.

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Control Activities, Types

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  • Preventative (before an event)
  • Detective (while an event is happening)
  • Corrective (after the event)
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Information & Communication

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The organization obtains or generates and uses relevant, quality information to internally and externally communicate

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Monitoring

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Ascertains whether the components of internal
control are present and functioning. Evaluates and communicates internal control deficiencies in a timely manner.