Thursday, 23 August 2018

Risk Management

Risk Management

Risk Management
 Aims To raise business risk awareness and develop skills 
    to assess, monitor and control business risks.  To 
    develop an appreciation of the implications of 
    business risks 
       
  Unit Level 6   
      
 Unit Code H/503/5097 
  Guided Learning Hours 40   
 Credit Value 10   
  Unit Grading Structure Pass   
 Assessment Guidance Assignments in accordance with awarding 
    organisation guidance 
     
  Learning Outcomes. Assessment Criteria.  
  The learner will: The learner can:  
        
 1. Understand the risk 1.1Examine the role of the risk management 
  management function in  function in business 
  business 1.2Assess the role of business functions in the 
    management of risk 
      
      
  2. Understand how business 2.1Analyse the risk assessment process  
  risk is assessed and 2.2Evaluate approaches to managing risk  
  managed 2.3Examine the risk management process.  
       
       
      
 3. Understand the effects of 3.1Analyse the main drivers of business risk 
  business risks and how they 3.2Appraise the impact of different types of risk 
  can be managed  for a business organisation 
   3.3Assess which business areas are high risk 
     
    3.4Analyse risk management strategies 
      
  4. Understand approaches to 4.1Analyse the vulnerability of businesses to  
  crisis management and  breaks in continuity  
    4.2Critically evaluate approaches to crisis  
  business continuity planning  
    management and business continuity  
       
     planning  
      
        
Indicative Content
Understand the risk management function in business
 Role of risk management
 Purpose of risk management – why risks need to be managed, identifying risks, review of activities and internal environment, setting objectives, risk assessment (impact and likelihood), risk response plans, control and monitoring
 Functions that have a role in managing risk
 Strategic planning, marketing, compliance, operations, legal and accounting, insurance, treasury/accounting, management and quality assurance, internal audit, health and safety, environmental 
Understand how business risk is assessed and managed
 Risk assessment
 Analysis, identification, description, estimation control measures, evaluation and review
 Risk management frameworks
 ERM programmes, COSO, ISO 3001, corporate governance/compliance, actuarial approaches, insurance, legal issues
 Risk management process
 Risk assessment, risk reporting, decisions, risk treatment, residual risk reporting, monitoring – ongoing and formal audit, modification
 Understand the effects of business risks and how they can be managed
 Drivers
 Strategic risks (eg. competition, changes in society or markets), financial risks (eg. liquidity, foreign exchange, credit risk), operational risks (eg. product failure), hazard risks (eg. natural disasters), information risks (eg. computer hacking)
 Operations: Identifying risks in business operations (as above)
 High risk areas
Data, systems integrity, reputation, financial theft
 Risk management strategies
 Employment practices, fraud prevention measures, health and safety policy protection of physical assets and business continuity, process and product management, bench marking, disaster management
Understand approaches to crisis management and business continuity planning 
Vulnerability
 Factors – size of business, operating environment, physical environment etc. Impacts – loss of profits, loss of assets, inability to trade
 Approaches
 Business continuity planning, impact assessment, threat assessment scenario definition, recovery solution design (including customer / stakeholder management), implementation and communication, testing, maintenance and update, crisis assessment, incident resolution – roles and actions
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