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I got the answer in the fist 100 seconds : ISO is 13 pages, COSO is long and painful. My conclusion is that one is much more adaptable to a small structure than the other. Answer given, thanks !

Your insights into new tech are always spot on! Have you thought about adding tutorials or “how-to” guides for your reviews? I think it could take your content to the next level!

Does anyone know the book that Graeme references? Causality? There are a number of similar titles but I cannot find the actual referenced material.

Spot on Sir😂

Insightful perspectives from Alex Sidorenko on the evolving role of brokers, risk-based insurance, and industry best practices!

This is the main reason why "less regulation" is the rallying cry of the robber baron.

I'm surprised that this doesn't have more views! This was really insightful. I Will be writing my master's thesis on Risk matrices, and I'd like to learn more. I have also posted some alternatives to risk matrices on my blog.

sound quality is catastrophic !

Alex, what vídeo can I watch to understand all context about this short?

Аналитика всегда помогает

Класс! Столько информации в одном видео!

Congratulations.

Lots of food for thought. Thank you Normal and Alex!

fantastic!

This sort of thing is invaluable, to me at least. While I can probably work out how to go about the process, benchmarking against what others do through worked examples gives me some idea of whether or not I am overthinking or overcomplicating the process, or whether there may be something I have missed. Many thanks for this, and all your work. It has been much appreciated over the years.

Excellent lecture. I recommend it to anyone in risk mgmt who wants to really demonstrate the value of good risk analysis

very informative, thanks a lot Michiel

The prototypical risk register is NOT executed properly (an artifact of inadequate risk managers) but there’s one issue with getting rid of it entirely: How do you allocate capital based on risk? This becomes a naive endeavor without any register to track risks that are linked to stress testing, etc. you also cannot aggregate and compute risks. It’s not the register, it’s the MANAGER.

top notch debate, I especially liked the fact that you guys didn't agree on everything, which gives 2 visions or what RM can be and let the door open for each professional to invent its own way

Sorry to bother you Mr. Putt, but I've been reviewing many of your videos, and have been learning a lot since I'm new to SIPmath and Data Tables in general, and I was wondering if you ever did publish a video for a column oriented Data Table and as it relates to SIPmath (you did publish one on Row oriented Data Tables). Also, if you can point me to any other video resources that provide tutorials on beginning uses of Data Tables and SIPmath in general that you have published, I would appreciate that very much. I'm a retired electrical engineer and trying to spin up this material to help with financial planning and other projects. Thank-you for your help! Bill/Vienna, VA

I think you politely nail this, Norman. One issue I see is, the role of ERM in a portfolio of companies when you may want your companies to manage risks independently. I’ve been thinking about this problem for some time and I think I’m close to formalizing a logical framework to determine when to apply a centralized risk approach.

Очень интересно и главное во время.

Very informative and useful discussion 👍

This channel is a TREASURE

Try our own amazing RAW@AI riskacademy.ai

Good lecture. 👍

Hi could you please tell me how can I see the rest of the video?

нормальная лекция

Audio is very poor. Captions would help.

I work in quality, regulatory, and risk management for two decades now. I agree with your thesis.

What is the name of this software?

This was an amazing segment. Relevant, practical and useful. Thank you.

A good and succinct summary. The first bucket is key because, as the saying goes, sh!t rolls downhill. Often internal auditors, working to a predefined model, barnstorm in and ask for a risk register and matrix, and board members and executives, keen to get the good rating, then drive that behaviour. If you can't get them onside with changing direction you can spend a lot of time on bucket three and have no time for developing the other two. Looking for allies is key, and they may not come from the obvious directions. Look for people, not necessarily executives, who are looking for ways to make a persuasive argument under challenging conditions - utility savings (where there is lots of volatility) is an obvious area, cyber security is another, and in the modern world, with companies increasingly looking at sustainability, that could be another. Using those examples to leverage acceptance in other, more traditionally risk averse, part of the organisation (legal, finance, health & safety) can be one way of moving the emphasis.

it would be great to have links in the RAW bot responses for further reading

Underrated channel

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would you recommend any particular organization to attain my certification from.

Профессия риск менеджмента в россии мертва, ушел обратно в аудит с ростом

Сколько же воды....

How can the deep risk analysis be done faster - with the help of AI or are we not there yet?

Alex this cut off I think.. interested in your conclusion 🤔

Very useful and informative video. Sometimes people like me have a tendency to overthink these thinks and make it feel more difficult than it actually is, but this makes it clear, with helpful examples, just how easy it is to get meaningful support from AI rather than just consultancy-driven guff.

Still using Jiminy Cricket

Is the women, ai generated?

дорогая Елена!Когда-то учились вместе в университете на факультете английской филологии. Как трогательно увидеть тебя по ютуб.

I'd assume after 'looking at the science' one only lowers the risk more than the standards require, right? Because from my perspective (German here) 'standards' are generally significantly over the safety baseline, though there's most likely lots of countries with unsafe standards.. So I get the 'science over standard'.

Your English has improved significantly since your first days on KZbin

Hello this is Mr. Kinteh from the Gambia

I tried to sell my real risk profile to my home insurance group, and they didnt care