#37 | 7 Keys To Managing Risk | Idris & Leon Jala

[@Mskarendcruz]

Can Idris do an episode on how he would go about planning his 2025. Been loving these podcasts episodes and I look forward to learning more from this intelligent man.

[@eugeenio85]

Thank you for this amazing knowledge sharing. It has always brought light to our family lives and the community. Praise God for granting Uncle Idris and Leon this amazing gift!

[@fint4119]

I personally think, many are aware of the risks especially when investing in start ups but one must make sure it is a pure business problems and not wrongly used for personal or other unrelated purposes

[@badrul14]

It would be great to have some animation or wordings to summarise step 1-7 or any points discussed for those who may just want a quick view or want a summary after listening.

[@Ggggggg309]

Agree

[@TheGameOfImpossible]

Thank you for the suggestion. Definitely something we want to grow into eventually. For now, since I do the filming, editing and social media on my own on top of my other 2 day jobs, not quite at the level of resource (or skill) to be able to do this. One day! 💪💪

[@GeraldFernandez-jf4se]

Thank you Dato Sri for the excellent insights and advise. Great episode.

[@avtarsinghgill6616]

Good Aftn DS Idris & Leon. I am in sync with your ideas & views put forth in this EP38. Risk Management covers a wide range of disciplines and thats the reason there is NO ONE -SIZE-FITS ALL Solution. In short its another Strategy of " Contingency Planning." Every Organization is different & unique in its own way and will encounter different kinds of Risks. The Parameters outlined in this Episode covers the broad framework to implement successfully the concept and types of Risks as well as the Processes involved. From my Experience & Observation, by taking a Proactive Approach rather than a Reactive Strategy coupled with continuous training the Employees, an Organization can reduce the chances of something going wrong & minimise damage. One of the new areas being explored through Risk Management is the use of Artificial Intelligence [ AI] & also initiatives in ESG Programs- Environmental, Social & Governance. Tough to make predictions especially about the future as the Adage goes: Tools for Measuring & Mitigating Risks are getting more sophisticated to detect trending and emerging Risks. A fruitful knowledge sharing session. Tq.

[@myapch]

Learnt lot from you guys .. Keep up the good work.

[@saza3485]

I learned a lot from your contents. Thank you🥰

[@johantaharin491]

In malaysia and elsewhere, risk management should also cover the real investors, not just managers. I mean, sapura was bailed out twice, one in 1996 in the adam phone business and now pnb bail the group and took ownership of the loans!

[@musang9992]

love seeing u guys !

[@ABU9367]

Thank you so much!

[@TheGameOfImpossible]

Glad you’ve enjoyed the episode. Thank YOU for watching 🙏

[@asfazarajuatan5260]

Id love listening to these.

[@ralpheyew]

Wonderful

[@meimeitan2471]

Thank you, I write it down.

[@fudzailexa6286]

great sharing

[@johantaharin491]

My ex neoghbor was ilyas kadir.he was a harvard mba and gave me lots of case studies and some even signed by porter n tom peters. He turned around kontena nasional and said the best way to get the managers to cooperate is to let them give suggestions which you guide them to..and they will feel proud that it was their idea

[@lkhoe23]

@leon can you tell me what apple watch strap ur father is wearing? It looks awesome.

[@johantaharin491]

Fashion valet is political too. Every listed company, the controlling shareholder will find ways to maximise their personal income.

[@azmirazri2761]

First!

[@TheGameOfImpossible]

🔥🔥🔥

[@traderkl9371]

Actually Malaysia a lots of SME, PNB can do start up successfully very high as termasek did.

[@johantaharin491]

Fashion valet should talk to grab owner, that kid from garden intl school. He may take over, adjust here n there and take it to singapore or nyse. 🎉

[@johantaharin491]

Kimhin's md was charged with insider trading in the early 90s simply because the finance minister dont dare attack the stockbroking firm in west malaysia. So sarawak securities kena

[@philipboy9898]

Can invite Tan Sri Jeffrey Cheah as a guest on this podcast someday?

[@TheGameOfImpossible]

We’d love to one day! He’s a great example of someone who has and still is playing the game of the impossible 💪

[@johantaharin491]

Jeff make money buy buying the land privately. Then he get the plc to buy it at a premium. That is how all of them does. Audit and you shall find.

[@johantaharin491]

Let us see if elon n vivek can please civil servants with 2yrs severance pay and come out with a new system that cuts off those regulations.

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

😮 overborrow is ok if u have solid plan , capitalist it

[@ahmadmustakhimabdmutalib59]

😮😮😢 absolutely, the highest risk is front of yall, if u dont revert to Islam

[@johantaharin491]

My partner was so successful that his ego does not allow him to sell and keep on putting good money over bad

[@johantaharin491]

Also systems must be corrupt proof. My ceo was smart but i found out he was selling stuff from my bonded warehouse

[@johantaharin491]

My stepson is 26 and he owns a cafè.i funded him and now he is doing well.scary bit, he want to expand into roastery business. He has learnt about financing. Scary