This Christmas season, when you don’t know what to get the one you love because they already have a Nintendo Wii, iPod Touch or Beatles Rock Band, why not give them the gift of voluntary risk management guidelines, the ISO 31000 Risk Management – Principles and Guidelines. Imagine the joy Christmas morning when your loved [...]
Posts Tagged ‘31000’
What to get a risk manager for Christmas
Posted in Frameworks, Humour, tagged 31000, COSO ERM, PwC ERM, Trevor Levine on September 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
H. Felix Kloman – COSO ERM vs ANZ 4360 Deathmatch
Posted in ERM Basics, Frameworks, Thought Leadership, tagged 31000, 4360, COSO ERM, enterprise risk, Felix Kloman, Framework, Norman Marks, PwC ERM, Tim Leech on September 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Here’s a 2003 article written by Mr. Kloman where he reviews a draft version (at the time) of 4360 and one of COSO ERM authored by PwC. Although he is not reviewing the final versions, one can still draw similar conclusion. The terms “winner” or “draw” were added by me. Mr Kloman noted: 4360: Model [...]
Slywotzky on Strategic Risks
Posted in ERM Basics, Frameworks, tagged 31000, financial risk, operational risk, Slywotzky on August 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Once again, a must read for anyone who considers themselves a risk professional because they can memorize ISO 31000. (Sarcasm.) Slywotzky describes more dangerous strategic risks like project risk, customer risk and transition risk that should be addressed, while unfortunately traditional risk managers only focus on business risks like hazards, financial risks and operating risks. [...]
ISO 31000 group on LinkedIn
Posted in ERM Basics, Frameworks, tagged 31000, ERM, standard on August 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
There’s an ISO 31000 group on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/groups?about=&gid=1958423
Risk Management Frameworks are Boring
Posted in ERM Basics, Frameworks, My Opinions, tagged 31000, 4360, COSO, enterprise risk, ERM, Framework on May 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
There are plenty of frameworks out there on the Internet that you can read or download for free so why not just read one of those? Well, first of all, frameworks are boring; people who write policies for a living even think frameworks are boring. The Riskczar suggest you try to read he two most [...]
