BIP 2036:2007 The Risk Management Universe: A guided tour. 2nd edition

Overview

David Hillson (Editor)

This newly revised book brings together leading experts from various risk management fields to describe current best practice and point to future developments. It offers a unique ‘guided tour’ of the main dimensions of the risk management universe and will help business leaders who want to know how to address the risks they may face. It is a good reference point for risk professionals seeking a greater understanding, and teachers and students of business and management.

This book, revised following the publication of BS 25999 Business Continuity Management, concludes by drawing the threads together and identifying the underlying unifying themes.

Contents

• Notes on the contributors
• Preface 
  Steve Fowler, Executive Director, Institute of Risk Management;
• Surveying the Risk Management Universe - where are we now?
  Dr David Hillson, The Risk Doctor
• Strategic Risk Management
  Richard Anderson, Corporate Risk Group
• Corporate Governance
  David Smith and Rob Politowski, IMS Risk Solutions
• Financial Risk Management
  Dr David Bobker, Real Assurance
• Business Continuity Management
  John Sharp, Continuity Forum
• Reputational Risk
  Arif Zaman, Henley Management College
• Risk-assessed Marketing Planning
  Terry Kendrick, University of East Anglia
• Operational Risk Management
  Keith Blacker, Risk DNA
• Project Risk Management
  Professor Stephen Ward, School of Management, University of Southampton
• Environmental Risk Management
  Professor Simon Pollard and Peter Young, Cranfield University
• Legal and Contractual Risk Management
  A J Cherry, Beachcroft Wansbroughs
• Technical Risk Management
  Professor Tyson R Browning, Texas Christian University
• Managing Fraud Risk
  Jon Finch, The Aurora Partnership
• Counter-terrorism Risk Management
  Richard Flynn, National Counter Terrorism Security Office
• Understanding the Risk Management Universe - Consensus and Controversy
  Dr David Hillson, The Risk Doctor.

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