categories: Business & Professional Skills
Level: General
Course Language: Arabic
An in-detail explanation of ISO 31000, the concept, principles, and framework of risk management, along with the types of vulnerabilities that businesses may possess.
The ERM system, the risk appetite definition, as well as a holistic view of the risk management process that includes assessing, reviewing, and reporting risks.
The different families of risk assessment techniques, along with the definition of risk register and how to create it, and the common business risks to be vigilant about.
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Introduction ISO 31000
What Is Risk Management?
Risk Management Principles
Risk Management Framework
Articulating Risk Management Commitment
1. Introduction
Introduction
2. Section One: Introduction ISO 31000
Introduction ISO 31000
What Is Risk Management?
Risk Management Principles
Risk Management Framework
Articulating Risk Management Commitment
Risk Management Process
Types of Vulnerability
3. Section Two: Enterprise Risk Management
Enterprise Risk Management
Common ESG Issues and Related Risks
What is ERM?
Why ERM Is Important?
ERM Framework 1
ERM Framework 2
4. Section Three: Risk Appetite & Risk Probability
Risk Appetite Definition
Changing Risk Profile to Enhance Return
Divisional Risk Appetite
What Is Risk Probability?
5. Section Four: The 4 Quadrants of Risk
The Holistic View of Risk
The Risk Register 1
The Risk Register 2
Case Study: Buying A Used Car Online
6. Section Five: Risk Management (The Process)
Management Framework
Risk Management Process
PESTEL Analysis
Defining Risk Criteria
Risk Assessment
Risk Treatment
Risk Treatment Strategies
Monitoring and Reviewing Risk
Reporting and Recording Risk
Monitoring and Reviewing Risk Management Process
7. Section Six: Advanced Risk Assessment Techniques
Risk Assessment Techniques Families 1
Risk Assessment Techniques Families 2
Risk Assessment Techniques
8. Section Seven: Common Business Risks
Common Business Risks 1
Common Business Risks 2
Common Business Risks 3
Common Business Risks 4
Common Business Risks 5
9. Section Eight: Risk Management Plan Creation Process
Risk Register Definition
Risk Grading
Creating Risk Register
10. Section Nine: Risk Management Plan Case Study
Case Study: Egyptian Disneyland
Course Wrap Up
When it comes to business, risks are inevitable. Thereupon, organizations, regardless of their size or industry they are, should not invest their time, efforts, and resources steering away from risks, but developing a full-fledged risk management culture. This training course aims at getting you acquainted with the universal family of risk management standards; ISO 31000. By the end of the course, not only will you be able to identify potential risks that may cripple your organization, but also design and implement an intact plan to mitigate them.
This training course requires prior 3 years of work experience.
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