Application of the proportionality principle: adapted risk management
ISO 31000 Risk Management Standard Subtitle : An Empirical Approach
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Application of the proportionality principle: adapted risk management
ISO 31000 Risk Management Standard Subtitle : An Empirical Approach

Author : Nicolas DUFOUR

Publication date: June 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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8. Application of the proportionality principle: adapted risk management

The standard ISO 31000 :2018 suggests a suitable risk management system. This section details this point, illustrating possible criteria and elements of adaptation.

8.1 Sizing a system according to the nature and scale of the risks involved

The standard suggests that risk management systems should be appropriately sized, both in terms of their level of intervention and their resources. This implies a rationale of efficiency in terms of the resources dedicated to risk management, which are necessarily limited, and their use. As a deputy general manager whom the author met on a corporate mission put it: "Risk management does not have unlimited resources; as a risk manager, you have to...

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