Examples of mitigating risk in the following topics:
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- Through integrating accounting knowledge with strategic decision-making, organizations can improve performance, refine strategy, and mitigate risk.
- Through this integration, organizations can improve their decision-making to strategic value in the form of improved performance and mitigated risks.
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- Commercial banks enable business by providing access to resources and risk-mitigating exchanges.
- Risk management (i.e. foreign exchange risks, interest rates, hedging commodities, derivatives)
- While banks offer other services in addition to these, the primary function of commercial banks is to act as a critical resource for businesses to access capital, enable investments, and mitigate risks.
- Credit Risk – Risk that a borrower may not return the entirety of the payment owed.
- Operational Risk – Risk that an operational issue will diminish returns.
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- Credit unions pride themselves on being community-oriented, deliberately mitigating risk and serving people as opposed to pursuing profit.
- Credit unions are more vulnerable to risk, and thus may not be as willing as larger banks to lend money without confidence in repayment
- While there are many considerations to be made when deciding on a banking option, credit unions are uniquely positioned to offset the downsides of big banks through avoiding risk while focusing on local needs.
- Big banks add advantage through scale (along with risk), providing more investment opportunities and global access to capital.
- Assess the value of credit unions, particularly compared to big banks and an understanding of risk
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- Reasons for having a well thought-out sales process include seller and buyer risk management, standardized customer interaction in sales, and scalable revenue generation.
- From a seller's point of view, a sales process mitigates risk by stage-gating deals based on collection of information or execution of procedures that gate movement to the next step.
- A formalized sales process is generally more common for companies that either have complex sales cycles, large revenue risks that require systematic assurance of revenue generation, and/or those that choose to use a more consultative sales approach (e.g.
- This is where a good sales process mitigates risk for both buyer and seller.
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- Through assessing the opportunity, risks, costs and external environment, organizations can ensure they focus on developing and investing in the products with the highest potential.
- Through executing these eight steps, organizations can effectively mitigate risk while capturing new and interesting opportunities in the external markets.
- This mitigates risk and exposure while ensuring the organization can confirm the demand for a given product at a given price point.
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- In September of 2007, a prominent group of state officials, state pension fund managers, and environmental organizations filed a petition with the Securities and Exchange Commission asking it to adopt guidelines requiring all public companies to disclose the risks of climate change to their business as well as the actions they're taking to mitigate those risks.
- The 115-page petition, signed by state treasurers, attorney generals and state fund managers in California, Florida, Maine, New York, North Carolina, Oregon and Vermont, states that ‘climate change has now become a significant factor bearing on a company's financial condition… Investors are [therefore] looking for companies that are best positioned to avoid the financial risks associated with climate change and to capitalize on the new opportunities that greenhouse gas regulation will provide. ' The petition went on to claim that ‘Interest in climate risk is not limited to investors with a specific moral or policy interest in climate change; climate change now covers an enormous range of investors whose interest is purely financial…
- How seriously companies are taking climate change into account when making strategic business decisions (particularly the physical risks that climate change imposes on a company's operations and financial condition),
- The names of companies that are ‘out front' in their response to climate risks and opportunities,
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- Email represents a potential IT risk and entry point for hackers, and so IT teams must integrate appropriate safeguards.
- As a result, protecting the inboxes of the employees at an organization is critical to minimizing this risk.
- As the world grows more and more digitally connected, the risks will continue to elevate.
- Being aware of the risks and investing in a strong IT infrastructure is key to mitigating the potential risks.
- Understand the risks associated with organizational email systems and the tools available to offset those risks
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- Organizations put a lot of time and money into new products and thus deploy various methods in an attempt to mitigate the risks.
- When an organization adds a new product, there is both potential benefit and risk.
- In particular, there is a concerted effort to forecast projected sales and thus reduce some of the financial risk.
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- The rest are value-adding intermediaries who limit your risk and allow you to focus on what you do best.
- Risk Mitigation – Trying to do everything means taking all the corresponding risks that everything has to offer.
- For example, an organization that takes on its own accounting and financial management will incur the risk of making tax mistakes and the fines that come along with it.
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- Employers are generally motivated to prevent, mitigate the impact of, and undermine strikes when they occur by using a variety of tactics.
- Whatever the cause of the strike, employers are generally motivated to take measures to prevent them, mitigate the impact, or to undermine strikes when they do occur.
- Employees who strike risk dismissal, unless it is an official strike (one called or endorsed by their union), in which case they are protected from unlawful dismissal and cannot be fired for at least 12 weeks.