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$80.00
non-member : $100.00
Description
Risk appetite is a critical element of an effective risk management framework, connecting an organisation’s strategic objectives and decision-making with the level of risk it is willing to accept.
This practical session examines the purpose and application of Risk Appetite Statements (RAS), including the relationship between risk appetite, risk capacity, risk tolerance and risk limits.
Participants will explore the key features of an effective RAS, approaches to defining appetite across different risk categories, and methods for establishing meaningful measures and tolerances. The session also considers how a RAS can be embedded in governance, strategic planning, risk monitoring and day-to-day decision-making.
Through practical examples and case-based discussion, participants will address common challenges in developing and implementing a RAS and learn how to move beyond a compliance-focused document to a dynamic framework that supports stronger, risk-informed decisions.
This practical session examines the purpose and application of Risk Appetite Statements (RAS), including the relationship between risk appetite, risk capacity, risk tolerance and risk limits.
Participants will explore the key features of an effective RAS, approaches to defining appetite across different risk categories, and methods for establishing meaningful measures and tolerances. The session also considers how a RAS can be embedded in governance, strategic planning, risk monitoring and day-to-day decision-making.
Through practical examples and case-based discussion, participants will address common challenges in developing and implementing a RAS and learn how to move beyond a compliance-focused document to a dynamic framework that supports stronger, risk-informed decisions.