CIA Part 1 | Unit 4: Risk Management

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[@MrSoulmate2]

Thank you for the video, super useful. One point here, I think you mixed up Quantitive and Qualitative. You said, Qualitative deals with numerical and Quantitive are descriptive where in fact it is the other way around. Correct me if I am wrong. 25:51

[@Stuployer]

I could have said otherwise; I don't edit and make video in one go, so I could have said the opposite.

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[@Rachaelmoloney-zr6kg]

Hi, I'm currently studying part 1 - has the content changed since you recorded this? The textbook now refers to governance, risk management and control as one section and refers to ERM rather than risk management process? Thanks

[@tahaezz2127]

Could you please explain risk profile in this unit?

[@Stuployer]

A risk profile is essentially an evaluation of a business or its subunit's (department, process etc.) capacity for accepting risk. We also evaluate a person's risk profile in order to guide in investment decisions. The entity or person typically falls under any one of three categories: conservative (do not take on too much risk), moderate, or aggressive (take too much risk in their decision making). I hope you get the point.

[@tahaezz2127]

@@Stuployer oh I got u. And what's the difference between risk capacity and risk appetite?

[@vimalraj8619]

This is as per my knowledge. Correct me if am wrong. 🙂 Risk Capacity is the maximum amount of risk the organisation can assume. Risk appetite is amount and type of risk is wiling to accept in achieving its objectives..

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[@adarshks1766]

can u please put a video about cash flow at risk, earnings at risk and value at risk? plzz

[@Stuployer]

Cash Flow at Risk (CFaR)tells a company how much their future money could change if things like sales or costs don't go as planned, helping them be ready for cash ups and downs. Earnings at Risk (EaR) helps a company see how much their profits might shrink because of things like unexpected expenses or sales dropping, so they can prepare for possible profit swings. Value at Risk (VaR) is like a warning sign for companies, showing them the most money they could lose from investments or assets if things go really wrong, helping them manage risks better.

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Can you please share the slides of presentation

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Check out the channel post for complete notes, you can down load from the provided link.