MindMap Gallery Strategic risk management processes, systems and methods
This is a mind map about the processes, systems and methods of strategic risk management, including risk management systems, risk management strategies, risk financial management measures, etc.
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Strategic risk management processes, systems and methods
Overview
Gather initial information for risk management
Analyze strategic risks, financial risks, market risks, operational risks, and legal compliance risks
Most of the content and risks faced by the enterprise are overlapping and do not overlap in separate memories.
Conduct a risk assessment
Risk identification, risk analysis, risk assessment
Develop a risk management strategy
Based on its own conditions and external environment, the enterprise determines the risk preference, risk tolerance, and risk management effectiveness standards around the enterprise development strategy, selects appropriate risk management tools, and determines the overall strategy of allocating human and financial resources required for risk management.
Propose and implement risk management solutions
At this stage, the enterprise should implement the risk management solution strategy developed in the previous stage and further implement the risk management work
Risk management supervision and improvement
risk management system
organizational system
① Standardized corporate governance structure ②Risk Management Committee ③Risk management functional department ④Audit Committee ⑤Other functional departments and business units of the enterprise ⑥Subsidiary companies
Responsibilities of each functional department
risk management strategy
Risk Strategy Management Tools
Exposures
For risks that cannot be identified, companies can only adopt risk-taking
For the identified risks, the reasons for taking them
Lack of ability to proactively manage
no other alternatives
Considering cost-effectiveness
For major corporate risks, companies generally should not adopt risk-taking
Risk Aversion
①Exit the market to avoid competition ②Reject counterparties with bad credit ③Outsourcing high-risk work ④ Discontinued products with hidden dangers ⑤ Financial speculation is prohibited ⑥ Employees are not allowed to access certain websites or download certain content
risk transfer
Insurance
Non-insurance transfer of risk - such as service guarantees
risk securitization
risk transformation
Generally it will not directly reduce the overall risk of the enterprise.
risk hedging
Risk portfolio must be involved
risk compensation
The forms include property compensation, labor compensation, material compensation, etc.
Such as the enterprise's own risk reserves or emergency capital, etc.
risk control
Reduce loss or reduce probability
risk measurement method
maximum possible loss
Generally, [Loss Only] is used when the probability of occurrence cannot be judged or no judgment is needed.
probability value
Use [Probability only] in simple situations where the possible outcomes are only good or bad, right or wrong, whether or not, win or lose, life or death, etc.
expected value
The expected value method combines the two methods of probability and maximum loss [probability loss]
Volatility
Variance or standard deviation are usually used to express volatility [probability loss]
Value at Risk
Under normal market conditions, in a given time period and a given confidence interval, the maximum loss that is expected to occur [Probability Loss]
intuitive approach
Used when statistics are insufficient or when the outcome to be measured includes people's preferences
Risk management measures
Risk management overview
concept
Use financial means to manage risk
necessity
Valid for both controllable and uncontrollable risks
Features
① It neither changes the possibility of risk events nor the degree of direct losses caused by risk events.
②Higher quantitative standards
③Generally does not include reputational and other risks whose value is difficult to measure
④Highly technical
Risk management creates value
The purpose of traditional risk management is to reduce the risks borne by enterprises. Contrary to loss management, companies may take additional risks by using financial instruments to improve the company's financial position and create value.
Loss incident management
loss financing
Anticipated loss financing is working capital
Unexpected loss financing is risk capital
venture capital
In addition to the capital required for operations, additional compensation is required for financial losses caused by risks
risk reserve
emergency capital
Common forms include a company obtaining a credit line from a bank to meet operating needs under specific conditions, risk compensation
Insurance
Insurable risks are pure risks, opportunity risks are not insurable, and risk transfer
Professional self-insurance
Controlled by the parent company, it does not conduct business in the insurance market, but can contract other businesses through leasing
internal control system
Risk management techniques and methods
Qualitative
Brainstorming
Stimulate and encourage a group of knowledgeable and risk-informed people to speak out and engage in collective discussion
Delphi method
Solicitation of opinions back to back, repeated consultation, anonymous publication, no discussion
flowchart analysis
Analyze processes to identify risks and risk factors
risk assessment diagram
Consider whether significant impacts are likely to provide a framework for prioritizing enterprise risks
Qualitative vs Quantitative
event tree analysis
Graphical techniques for mutually exclusive consequences after an initial event occurs
Failure mode impact and hazard analysis method
It is a bottom-up analysis method that can be used to analyze and review potential failure modes of the system.
scenario analysis
Anticipate threats and opportunities by simulating uncertainty scenarios
Quantitative
Markov analysis
Usually used to analyze complex repairable systems that exist in multiple states
sensitivity analysis
When the project factors change to a certain extent, the change rate of the main economic indicators is calculated, and is commonly displayed in a tornado chart.
decision tree method
Use a tree diagram analysis to give the expected value of each possible path and compare it to provide a basis for decision-making