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December 29, 2004

Enterprise Risk Management

Measuring And Gaining Control Of Risk

by Michael Rasmussen

with Marc Cecere, Adam Brown

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Executive Summary

Governance, risk, and compliance are major issues that organizations are grappling with. Organizations face pressures to establish operational and financial integrity, meet regulatory compliance requirements, and protect stakeholder value in a dynamic business environment that is driving them to formalize an enterprise risk management strategy. Currently, organizations have approached risk management in a fragmented and inconsistent manner — an ineffective approach in meeting today's complex challenges. Organizations are looking to an enterprise view of risk management to bring consistency in measurement and control of risk across the enterprise.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Understanding And Defining Risk
  • Risky Business: What Is Driving ERM
  • What Is Enterprise Risk Management?

RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Build The Foundation Of ERM

WHAT IT MEANS

  • ERM Is About Value Creation And Performance Management

ALTERNATIVE VIEW

  • The Dark Side Of Risk Management
  • Related Research Documents

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