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Risk management is an underrated discipline in Finance. How can CFOs do it well?Here's the CFO's Checklist for Risk Management teams.99 checks are split under ten main areas for CFOs to follow if they want to excel at risk management.Here's an overview of the ten areas and a few of the checks.If you want the full checklist I'll leave a link to download 👇.Risk Identification1. Engage with stakeholders to identify the main risks2. Create a comprehensive inventory of risks3. Prioritize risks based on severity and likelihood4...Risk Assessment1. Assign a likelihood to each identified risk2. Estimate the impact of each risk event3. Combine likelihood and impact for a risk score4...Risk Mitigation1. Develop a range of risk mitigation strategies2. Prioritize strategies based on effectiveness3. Consider both proactive and reactive strategies4...Risk Monitoring1. Develop a monitoring schedule to track risks2. Establish Key Risk Indicators for monitoring3. Regularly review indicators for early warnings4...Risk Reporting1. Prepare clear and concise risk reports2. Provide an overview of the company risk profile3. Communicate risk assessments4...Compliance Management1. Stay informed about relevant laws and regulations2. Develop a compliance calendar3. Conduct regular compliance assessments4...Internal Controls1. Identify key processes vulnerable to risks2. Develop and document internal controls3. Assign responsibilities for each control4...Crisis Management1. Develop a comprehensive crisis management plan2. Identify potential crisis scenarios3. Establish a crisis response team4...Insurance Management1. Review and assess existing insurance policies2. Collaborate with providers to understand policies3. Identify gaps in coverage and close as neededRisk Culture and Training1. Promote a risk-aware culture2. Develop and deliver training programs3. Establish clear roles and responsibilities4...----------How are you staying on top of risk management in your company?Any checks or main areas you'd like to add to this checklist?#finance #riskmanagement #cfo #careers🧑💼 I'm a partner at Business Partnering Institute🆘 Need immediate help in your finance team, call us!🤝 We help increase the influence of your finance team🔔 To see more of my content, hit the bell on my profile📻 Find our#FinanceMasterpodcast on your podcast channel

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Marie Speakman 🤖

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A very important part of any company the risk management and something all employees need to be aware of. A great list once again at Anders Liu-Lindberg

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Gabriela Villa

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Add Business Interrumption a lot of analysis on that.

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Orazio Decillis, MBA, FMVA, TEP

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A comprehensive checklist Anders! It’s imperative that CFOs not only understand the financial side but also the intricacies of risk management. Building a strong risk-aware culture is especially crucial, as it ensures that everyone is proactive, not just the finance team.

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Hamdy Hafez, ACCA®, MBA, Dip.

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Really I miss your LINKEDIN posts Andersthanks for sharing valuable contents

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Al Mokgalaka

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Most of the #CFO/CEO, get their tongue ripped off when facing criminal investigations. They often display to have no knowledge of Financial Statements (FS), I wonder Why? Guilty conscious - they don't even try to disclose F/S on their inception and or before investigation.😂 😁

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Risk assessment plays a crucial role in minimizing uncertainties, enhancing safety, and promoting the successful accomplishment of objectives. Good tailoring of risk assessment strategy!

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