Corporate Risk Appetite: How to Specify and Consistently Apply It
Many organizations squander their attractive -- but risky -- opportunities, because they can't judge risks. A well-specified risk appetite can replace confusion, inconsistency, and personal risk aversion and provide a universal yardstick for adjusting value for risk.
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Jul 07, 2010 from 09:00 AM to 10:00 AM |
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Then organizations can take the right risks -- and do so consistently. The methods are clear from decision theory. In this free, one-hour webinar hosted by the Stanford Center for Professional Development, you will learn how to make these methods practical.
Speakers
Dr. Carl Spetzler, a leader in the field of decision analysis, has decades of experience in developing quantified metrics for corporate risk appetite. Also featuring Robert Stibolt, a former CRO and expert in valuation and risk analysis in the energy industry, and John Celona, author, lecturer, and consultant in ERM.
