ISO 31000 Risk Management— “The Gold Standard”

Alex Dali · Christopher Lajtha

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ISO 31000 – Risk Management Principles and Guidelines was issued in 2009 and has been widely adopted around the world by most of G20 countries, including the US and all BRICS countries. This article presents a balanced view on how the discipline of risk management is developing. It scrutinized the ISO 31000 guidance standard looking at both, positive features and aspects to watch out for. The document represents a shift from compliance-driven risk management to practical performance-driven risk management undertaken by decision makers across all sectors worldwide. A major achievement in today's environment.

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