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RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGY. STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESS FOR RISK MANAGEMENT. MISSION. Industry. Analysis. External. Internal. Environmental. Long term objectives. Grand Strategies. Functional Strategies. Short term objectives. Policies. Monitoring. MISSION STATEMENT.
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RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESS FOR RISK MANAGEMENT MISSION Industry Analysis External Internal Environmental Long term objectives Grand Strategies Functional Strategies Short term objectives Policies Monitoring
MISSION STATEMENT • Sets out the philosophy of risk management in conjunction with organisational mission • A statement of the values and beliefs of the organisation with regard to risk management • Signed by top management
COMPOSITION OF LONG TERM OBJECTIVES • Time period - five years • An attribute - (Reduction in accidents) • An index (by 50%)
QUALITY OF OBJECTIVES • Acceptable • Flexible • Measurable • Motivating • Suitable • Understandable • Achievable
CHARACTERISTICS OF STRATEGIES • Broad statements of intent which show the types of action required to achieve the objectives. • Strategies need to translate into actions and tasks • Need to exercise control so as to monitor achievement of strategies
SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES • Time period - Approximately one year • More focused than long term objectives • More specific than long term objectives • Applied by functions • Measurable • Prioritised • Example - Within next six months train all labourers and 20% office staff in manual lifting
CORPORATE OBJECTIVES Long Term Survival Maintenance/ Improvement of Services Cost Minimization Social Responsibility Quiet life Minimizing Expected Costs Controlling Variability of Costs (Losses) Reducing Risk Costs Preventing Losses RISK MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES
POLICIES • Directives to guide the thinking, decisions and actions of managers and subordinates in implementing the organisation’s strategy. • Often called standard operating procedures
CONTENT OF POLICIES • General description of risk management and its importance to the organisation. • Gives position of risk management within the organisational structure. • Sets out reporting relationships • Outlines scope of the authority of the risk management professionals. • States senior management’s objectives for making using of risk control and risk financing techniques • Provides decision rules for various risk management techniques • Tailored for each organisation.