Risk Management
890 white papers and resources
Risk Library provides a selection of risk management white papers which address key questions which can be used in reducing the dangers for your organisation faces and how to utilise any opportunities which may ensue to their maximum capability. Risk management is the assessment and mitigation of risks which have arisen by changes on a local or global scale. Risk management may involve realising opportunities that have resulted from these changes. Within the context of the Risk Library, risk management has been defined under asset liability management, credit risk, enterprise risk management, liquidity risk, market risk, operational risk and settlement risk.
SunChemical Case Study
By acquiring Coates Lorilleux in 2000, Sun Chemical doubled their existing UK workforce to 1,600 employees. They needed to make the payroll function consistent across all their UK businesses. This case study provides an overview of how a provider the business advantages that were gained.
Tragus Case Study
Following a recent acquisition, this company needed to look at new ways to deliver the 3 separate payrolls that existed within the company. This was not made easy due to the comapany having a conplex pay structure with different payroll periods.
Finance Strategy: Delivering the Partnering Role
In order to support the agenda for growth through innovation, Finance needs to partner more, to analyse and predict, not only record and report. But, what stops this happening?
Historic Royal Palaces Saves Time and Money with Combined HR and Payroll System
In 1998, when HRP stopped being part of the civil service, they looked at new models for the HR and payroll delivery to their 550 permanent and temporary employees.
Health trust adopts fixed asset management solution
West London Mental Health adopted a Fixed Asset Management Solution to assist with efficient and accurate monitoring of its fixed asset base. The following case study demonstrates how RAM's solution enabled easier and smoother management of the trust's assets.
Preventing poor asset management from undermining business integrity
Growing risk awareness and an increasingly dangerous business environment may have prompted an increasing number of companies to invest in disaster recovery (DR) as part of the business continuity programme – but how safe is that investment?
Managing Risk through better Planning
To assist in delivering improved overall business performance, CFOs have reasserted their role as owners of both financial and management information and processes.
The Agile CFO - Acting on Business Insight
In the IBM CFO Study, CFOs indicated that Finances top areas of importance were performance, business and economic growth, business value and risk. These responses track with CEOs’ agendas.
The Special Role of Todays ERP.
In recent years, corporate expenses for employees, information technology (IT), capital goods and a new round of regulations have put pressure on budgets and balance sheets, causing management to search for new ways to lower operating costs. Click here to read more.
Business Process Management in the Finance Sector
Leveraging the power of processes for profit.