Corporate Risk Management
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Corporate risk management practices need not be restricted to large organisations. The principles and systems can equally be applied to small and medium sized businesses. Here you can find a collection of articles and tools for success that look at threats to the business - intellectual property (IP) protection, budgeting and financial health, workplace fraud and securing business knowledge.
It's not only large faceless corporations that experience theft and fraud - every business can. In fact, small businesses are possibly more vulnerable because there are usually no checks or protective systems in place. Prevention doesn't have to be complicated, expensive or time consuming - it just requires some thought and pro-active attention to your business.
Corporate Risk Management > Tackling Workplace Fraud
Many companies spend thousands of dollars each year on the protection and security of their physical property but don't take steps to protect their most valuable asset - their confidential business and technical information.
Corporate Risk Management > Tackling Workplace Fraud
Particularly in the current economy, cash is king. It's critical, in order to stay afloat, that you have tight reins on your cash.
Corporate Risk Management > Managing Debtors & Cash-Flow
Winning sales is half the battle; ensuring you get paid is the other half!
Corporate Risk Management > Managing Debtors & Cash-Flow
Companies must take control of their debtors to ensure they don't end up in financial difficulties.
Corporate Risk Management > Managing Debtors & Cash-Flow
How well you do your debt collection can make or break your business. Every business has different methods and issues, so let's look at some of the key factors in running a successful debt collection process, in a typical business.
Corporate Risk Management > Managing Debtors & Cash-Flow
Risk management will increase the probability of success - and reduce the probability of failure - of a business.
Corporate Risk Management > Managing Debtors & Cash-Flow
Risk management practices need not be restricted to large organisations. The principles and systems can equally be applied to small and medium sized businesses.
Corporate Risk Management > Disaster Planning
In order to protect your business's cash flow you need to understand the credit risks of your customers so that you can manage those risks effectively.
Corporate Risk Management > Budgeting & Financial Health
If you have established good relationships with your suppliers, most will allow you to delay payment for a while so your business can weather short-term cashflow problems. But ignoring your creditors could put your business at risk.
Corporate Risk Management > Budgeting & Financial Health
As we become more dependent on computer technology in today's business climate, losing access to your computer files can have disastrous consequences, regardless of the size of your organisation.
Corporate Risk Management > Disaster Planning
Compliance is an important part of risk management. Risk management fits under the umbrella of corporate governance. Simple stuff really.
Corporate Compliance & Governance > Directors Duties & Responsibilities
Most Boards (and staff) of organisations misidentify and misapply risk as something that needs to be protected against, something to be feared. This mindset towards risk effectively neutralises and denies the possibility that risk can be a great strategic advantage, enabling the unlocking of creative and innovative opportunities.
Corporate Risk Management > Board Dynamics & Composition
Risk assessment and risk management are integral parts of the operation of every business.
Corporate Risk Management > Disaster Planning
No business wants to face a crisis that could cause them significant business disruption and result in extensive media coverage.
Corporate Risk Management > Disaster Planning
This article is for those entrepreneurs interested in optimising the risk they accept while pursuing rapid growth.
Business Growth & Performance > Growing The Business
Day-to day-operations - and sometimes even survival - can all come down to how we're able to manage the inflow and outflow of cash: our cashflow. So how can SMEs better manage their businesses' cashflow?
Corporate Risk Management > Managing Debtors & Cash-Flow
Fraud committed by employees on their employers has been increasingly in the news. And not only fraud by ordinary employees. It is also very common for fraud to be committed by one business partner or director on fellow partners or directors.
Corporate Risk Management > Tackling Workplace Fraud
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