1. Global Risk Management (GRM) Methodology
Enterprise risk management (ERM) is based on a fundamental principle: an organization does not exist in isolation, but is part of a complex environment made up of laws, regulations, and multiple stakeholders. This methodology seeks to strike a balance between two imperatives that are often perceived as contradictory: the pursuit of economic performance and compliance with societal obligations.
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The goal is not simply to avoid risks, but to know which risks are worth taking, while ensuring that trust and balance with stakeholders and the environment are maintained.
Thus, GGR is not limited to passive compliance. It involves broader reflection on ethics, responsibility, and the impacts of strategic choices. It invites us to ask two fundamental questions:
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