Survey of community banks in the Tenth Federal Reserve District (survey responses)

Complete survey with statistical summaries of responsesCommunity banks ; Federal Reserve District, 10th

Property Insurance Compilation and Inventory FY 2008

https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/maine-afs-risk-management-docs/1004/thumbnail.jp

Property Insurance Compilation and Inventory FY 2008

https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/maine-afs-risk-management-docs/1004/thumbnail.jp

Property Insurance Compilation and Inventory FY 2006

https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/maine-afs-risk-management-docs/1006/thumbnail.jp

Property Insurance Compilation and Inventory FY 2009

https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/maine-afs-risk-management-docs/1003/thumbnail.jp

Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Soar (Strategic Objective at Risk) Methodology

Risk is part of every business decisions. Risk Management helps enterprises whether to take or avoid some risks that related to their objectives. Risks are by their very nature dynamics, fluid and highly interdependent so that they cannot be broken into separate components and managed independently. Enterprises operating in todays volatile environment require a much more integrated approach to managing their portfolio of risks that is Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) SOAR. Methodology can be used to implement an effective ERM framework. This paper focuses on the application of the SOAR process to risks associated with strategic objectives. The further explanation will contain the elaboration of SOAR concepts, process and example. Key words: ERM, SOAR, strategic objective, risk drivers, controls, metric

Near-Real-Time Analysis of Publicly Communicated Disaster Response Information

Analysis of a disaster event can identify strengths and weaknesses of the response implemented by the disaster management system; however, analysis does not typically occur until after the response phase is over. The result is that knowledge gained can only benefit future responses rather than the response under investigation. This article argues that there is an opportunity to conduct analysis while the response is operational due to the increasing availability of information within hours and days of a disaster event. Hence, this article introduces a methodology for analyzing publicly communicated disaster response information in near-real-time. A classification scheme for the disaster information needs of the public has been developed to facilitate analysis and has led to the establishment of best observed practice standards for content and timeliness. By comparing the information shared with the public within days of a disaster to these standards, information gaps are revealed that can be investigated further. The result is identification of potential deficiencies in communicating critical disaster response information to the public at a time when they can still be corrected

Meeting of the Citi Corporate Audit and Risk Management Committee

Individuals attending this meeting include CitiGroup\u27s senior management team and members of its Board of Directors. Also, present internal legal counsel and additional counsel from KMPG LLP