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  I received an email from Felix Kloman last Friday. If you do not know about Mr. Kloman’s work, then I strongly suggest that you click on the Felix Kloman (Legend) link in my Blogroll to find his Risk Management Reports or look for his books The Fantods of Risk and Mumpsimus Revisited: Essays on [...]

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In a survey conducted during the Fall of 2007 by The Conference Board of Canada titled, “Who Reads What Most Often? A Survey of Enterprise Risk Management Literature Read by Risk Executives”, authors listed the top ten articles used by leading ERM practitioners (in order of year published). I’ve reprinted the list here with links [...]

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I came across a great post by Antony Marcano who rants about the misuse of the word “mitigate”. (For your information, this post is considered great because I agree with it.) You can read his entire post here: http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/8138 Mr. Marcano, a “lover of language”, dislikes it that mitigate is over used as a risk [...]

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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 [...]

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Felix Kloman is to risk management what Peter Drucker is to management. A legend. Last week I started posting links to some of his great work on the subject of risk management so it doesn’t get lost in cyberspace.  With hockey training camps starting soon, the following, written by Mr. Kloman in March 1997, seem [...]

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Felix Kloman is to risk management what Peter Drucker is to management. A legend. I only hope to do this risk thing as long as Mr. Kloman and one day earn a fraction of his rock star status. Mr. Kloman retired a few years ago and unfortunately his Risk Management Reports ended as well. Then [...]

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