As we define it, strategic risk management (SRM) is the process of identifying, assessing and economically managing potentially enterprise-threatening losses over time; in other words, it is a way to mitigate evolving risks before they "spiral out of control." Below we identify and describe the functions comprising SRM, and we illustrate each by way of practical examples.
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PWC
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