Description
Book SynopsisAssessing risk is an important part of a financial manager's position. If risk is not controlled, a corporation can find itself out of business, heavily in debt, or with insurance problems. This book shows how to implement a risk management process and/or select a risk assessment and management process that will satisfy corporate needs.
Table of ContentsForward.
Acknowledgements.
Introduction.
RISK MANAGEMENT
Risk Management Process.
Why Use Anything Other Than Quantitative Risk Assessment?
RISQUE METHOD
Overview of the RISQUE Method.
Stage 1: Establish the Context.
Stage 2: Risk Identification.
Stage 3: Risk Analysis.
Stage 4: Formulate Risk Reduction Strategy.
Stage 5: Implement Risk Treatment Strategy.
Benifits of the RISQUE Method.
SELECTED CASE STUDIES.
Project Selection: Mining, Papua New Guinea.
Acquisitions: Power, United States.
Quantifying Intangibles: Land Development, Austalia.
Community Safety: Tourism, New Zealand.
Financial Assurances: Waste Management, Australia.
Future Liability: Mining, New Zealand.
Corporate Reporting and Insurance: Resources Processing, United States.
Asset Management: Water, New Zealand.
Glossary.
Index.
