In my third instalment of this increasingly less funny series, we look at how popular auditor and blogger Norman Marks might make a PBJ sandwich. How to Make a Peanut Butter Sandwich: Norman Marks Add jam and peanut butter to bread. Perform a self-assessment to determine if that was actually peanut butter, jam and bread. Check off [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Tim Leech’
How to Make a Peanut Butter Sandwich: Norman Marks
Posted in Humour, PBJ Sandwich, Uncategorized, tagged how to make a peanut butter sandwich, Norman Marks, Tim Leech on January 19, 2012 | 6 Comments »
Risk management certification: let’s discuss
Posted in Frameworks, My Opinions, tagged CRM, FRM, GARP, GRCSI, Norman Marks, RIMS, Tim Leech on January 13, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Tim Leech’s IIA blog discusses some of the many risk management designations and certification available and whether or not one of these may be the cost of entry in the future. I would like to know if anyone out there is interested in replying to this post with thoughts, pros, cons, benefits, etc., for the [...]
Leech shares his thoughts on the Board oversight of risk
Posted in Frameworks, Thought Leadership, tagged audit, COSO ERM, disclosure, Norman Marks, regulatory risk, SEC, Tim Leech on December 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Please have a read at what Tim Leech has to say about the SEC’s new enhanced proxy disclosure requirements and new rules around the Board oversight of risk, in his IIA blog found here: http://www.theiia.org/blogs/leech/index.cfm/post/New%20U.S.%20Disclosures%20-%20Board%20Oversight%20of%20Risk He notes that while you will benefit by reading this document, it is not recommend for fireplace reading during the [...]
Tim Leech writes about the actuaries approach to operational risk
Posted in Frameworks, League of Extraordinary Risk Gentlemen, Thought Leadership, tagged actuaries, Norman Marks, operational risk, Tim Leech on December 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am posting the link to Tim Leech’s commentary about the paper titled A New Approach for Managing Operational Risk: Addressing the Issues Underlying the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. If you are not following @LeechGRC on Twitter or read theiia.org, you will likely miss it. And you should read what Tim has to say. He [...]
More glowing reviews of ISO 31000
Posted in ERM Basics, Frameworks, Risk management, Uncategorized, tagged 31000, Bruce McCuaig, COSO ERM, Tim Leech on November 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Bruce McCuaig, VP of risk and compliance at Paisley is very excited about ISO 31000 Risk Management – Principles and Guidelines. He writes “This is 24 pages every assurance professional must read.” To read his complete review, visit his blog here. I think if we get one more review like this to go with Tim [...]
Tim Leech raves about ISO 31000
Posted in ERM Basics, Frameworks, League of Extraordinary Risk Gentlemen, Risk management, Thought Leadership, tagged 31000, CHF 112, Mike Cammalleri, Norman Marks, Slap Chop, Tim Leech, Toblerone on November 22, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I just found some cash in the pocket of my winter coat which I was planning on spending on a Slap Chop™ and a Mike Cammalleri jersey but I decided it would be better spent on my very own copy of the new Risk Management–Principles and Guidelines (ISO 31000). For those of you awaiting my [...]
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 [...]
