Risk Management - Explained
What is Risk Management?
Written by Jason Gordon
Updated at September 27th, 2021
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What is Risk Management?
When used in finance, risk management refers to a set of processes tailored towards the reduction of risks, threats, uncertainties, and unfavorable events that can impede performance. It also examines how risks can be avoided or tolerated. The main processes associated with risk management are identification, evaluation, and analysis. Once a risk is identified, measures are put in place to reduce the impact of the risk. The most common areas of risk include:
- Economic risk
- Financial Risk
- Credit risk
- Project Risks
- Market Risks
- Technical risks
- Social Risks
- Operational Risks
- Safety risks
- Legal Risks
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