Dynamic Risk Assessment
The power of four. An evolution in risk assessment that applies sophisticated algorithms and advanced data analytics together in a KPMG proprietary methodology to identify, connect and visualise risk in four dimensions.
Framework for Dynamic Risk Management in Responsive Organisations – Thesis
In a fast-moving business environment open to global competition and with the proliferation of new technology, risk management is fundamental to doing business, especially considering the dynamic nature of the environment in which organisations now exist.
Meeting the Future: Dynamic Risk Management for Uncertain Times
Dynamic risk management has three core component activities: 1) Detecting potential new risks and weaknesses in controls, 2) Determining the appetite for risk taking, and 3) Deciding on the appropriate risk-management approach.
Detecting risks and control weaknesses Institutions need both to predict new threats and to detect changes in existing ones. Today, many companies maintain a static and formulaic view of risks, with limited linkages to business decision making.
The Silent Consensus: How Groupthink Undermines Risk Assessment
Groupthink undermines risk management by fostering premature consensus, suppressing dissent, and distorting risk assessments and treatments. This article explores its psychological roots, real-world impacts, and offers practical strategies-structural, cultural, and technological-for risk professionals to mitigate groupthink, promote critical thinking, and enhance organisational decision-making resilience
Mapping the Future: How Risk Professionals Use Forecasting and Backcasting to Shape Organisational Strategy
Forecasting and backcasting are essential scenario analysis tools for risk professionals. Forecasting projects future risks from current trends, while backcasting starts with a desired future and maps steps to achieve it. Integrating both methods enhances strategic planning, resilience, and proactive risk management in uncertain, complex environments.