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ITS 835 Enterprise Risk Management

Week 5: More Risk Management Special Cases

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Week 5 – ITS 835

Read the following chapters

Chapter 22, “JAA Inc.—A Case Study in Creating Value from Uncertainty: Best Practices in Managing Risk”

Chapter 25, “Uses of Efficient Frontier Analysis in Strategic Risk Management: A Technical Examination”

Complete the following no later than end of day Monday Feb. 11

Post to week 5 discussion

Submit Risk Management Assignment 3

Chapter 22, “JAA Inc.—A Case Study in Creating Value from Uncertainty: Best Practices in Managing Risk”

Details about ERM implementation in a fictional international organization

Governance structure, the processes and tools used

Built on the principles and guidance of ISO 31000 and The Australian and New Zealand Hand Book HB 436

Roles of heads of internal audit function and risk management function

Context of case study

Five years ago company embarked in ERM implementation

CIA (Chief internal auditor) and CRO (Chief Risk Officer) actively involved in the ERM initiative

Five years ago company undergoing regulatory audits and employee morale was low

At present the company has been able to satisfactorily address these issues and won numerous awards and recognition for its risk management program

JAA Inc- Background

Commenced as a private company in 1972

Company went public in 1988

Listed on major stock exchanges and headquartered in Chicago

Three operating segments (Wholesale, retail and international)

57 retail stores in 10 different countries

Strong executive and senior management teams

Purchase of fabric from 50 key suppliers

Effective management of risk was identified by the management as being critical to JAA’s success

JAA- Strategic Objectives

JAA- Governance Structure

Evolution of ERM

ERM throughout the company

Identifying the source of the problems

Risk Management effort based on guidelines from ISO 31000 and HB 436

Detailed gap analysis

Training for employees catered to their role

Establish a new corporate culture

Risk Management policy developed

Risk Management policy became the foundation of the company’s risk management framework

Context for Risk Criteria

Defining Risk Criteria

Scales for each consequence type addressing both quantitative and qualitative

The likelihood and probabilities

Rules for evaluating risks based on risk management policy

Risk Profile

Risk Map

Lessons Learned

Senior management support and involvement

Guidelines based on ISO 31000 and HB 436

Governance structure

Improved financial performance

Risk Management policy

Comprehensive approach integrated in to the strategic objectives

Chapter 25, “Uses of Efficient Frontier Analysis in Strategic Risk Management: A Technical Examination”

Covers an advanced analytical technique

Efficient frontier Analysis (EFA)

Risk Portfolio volatility, pricing and insurance layering efficiency

RIMS

Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS)

Strategic Risk Management- sustainably deliver a robust fact-based strategic dialog across the entire organization

Efficient frontier analysis (EFA)

Strategic Risk Management Diagram

Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT)

Foundation for efficient frontier analysis

MPT is a mathematical method developed in 1950s

Maximization of portfolio return while minimizing the risk for a given amount

Case Study

Large Corporation

Three basic insurance risks- Earthquake, workers compensation and general liability insurance

Seek to optimize the portfolio and insurance purchase

Case Study findings – example- Earthquake options

Case Study- Findings- Combined Portfolio Options

Applicability based on Lam (2003)

Managing risk is management’s job

Managing risk can reduce earnings volatility

Managing risk can maximize shareholders value

Risk management promotes job and financial security

Limitations

Asset returns are normally distributed random variable

Correlations between assets are fixed and constant forever

All investors have access to the same information at the same time

Risk and volatility of an asset are known in advance and are constant

Behavioral concerns with market participants

Conclusions- EFA

Risk framework and quantitative methods

Establish risk profile

Estimate financial proximity between risk elements and risk mitigation effectiveness

Volatility producing properties

Need to consider the challenging quantitative questions as well

This week

Complete week 5 discussion

Complete the Risk Management Assignment 3