Risk Management and the Board of Directors

Submitted on 21st May 2015

The board cannot and should not be involved in actual day-to-day risk management. Directors should instead, through their risk oversight role, satisfy themselves that the risk management policies and procedures designed and implemented by the company’s senior executives and risk managers are consistent with the company’s corporate strategy and risk appetite, that these policies and procedures are functioning as directed, and that necessary steps are taken to foster a culture of risk-aware and risk-adjusted decision-making throughout the organization.

Source
Miscellaneous
Length of Resource
7 pages
Author
Martin Lipton, Daniel A. Neff, Andrew R. Brownstein, Steven A. Rosenblum, Adam O. Emmerich & Sebastian L. Fain
Date Published
Publication Type
paper
Resource Type
academic