This 1998 publication is intended to spark thought and discussion that will lead to better understanding of the nature of risk and of the processes of risk identification and assessment. It examines the nature of risk and offers some risk models and propositions about how risk identification and assessment may be addressed. It will be helpful to:
- anyone who wants to learn about risk;
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- chartered accountants and others who play a management role or provide services in risk identification and assessment for their employers or clients;
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- members of governing bodies charged with oversight of the risk management process;
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- standard-setting and professional bodies that offer materials or services relating to risk.
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- Key aspects to consider in leading and preparing for a risk workshop;
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- Leaders notes to guide you in explaining and demonstrating the concepts in Learning About Risk;
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- Case studies to reflect upon and discuss;
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- Overhead slides, including the PowerPoint files on diskette so you can modify these visual aids as required;
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- A complete set of participant handouts.
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