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• W1569168064 abstract "Uncertainty abounds in today's economy. Every organization is in the business of to some extent. It is impossible to create a business that doesn't take (1) Thomas Stewart aptly summarizes the implication of in business: Risk--let's get this straight upfront--is good. The point of isn't to eliminate it; that would eliminate reward. The point is to manage it--that is, to choose where to place bets, where to hedge bets, and where to avoid betting altogether. (2) Historically, in even the most successful business tended to occur in silos--the insurance risk, the technological risk, the financial risk, the operational risk, the environmental risk--all managed independently in separate compartments or departments. Coordination of was usually nonexistent, and the identification of new risks was sluggish. (3) As a business continually changes, so do the risks. In today's business environment, stakeholders increasingly want companies to identify and manage their business risks. The mismanagement of can carry an enormous price. The business community has witnessed a number of debacles in recent years that resulted in considerable financial loss, decreased shareholder value, damaged company reputations, the dismissal of senior management, and, in some cases, the destruction of the business. Consider the impact of companies selling defective products or unnecessary services, coupled in some cases with severe mishandling of the product recall or service problem; environmental disasters and inadequate attention to the resulting crisis; rogue traders lacking oversight and inadequate controls assuming enormous risks; organizations trading in complex derivative instruments without understanding the risks involved; mergers destroying shareholder value; insurance salespeople churning customers' accounts; sexual harassment of employees; and racial slurs by and discrimination against employees. This environment, in which a debacle can have major and far-reaching consequences, requires that senior adopt enterprise (ERM). The value of ERM is that it makes managers and employees at all levels sensitive to and concerned about management. Table 1 identifies three key aspects of ERM that are distinct from traditional management. ERM is also referred to as integrated, strategic business-wide management. Here we use these terms interchangeably. In general, the term risk includes any event or action that will adversely affect an organization's ability to achieve its business objectives and execute its strategies successfully. The scope of covers all events, internal and external, that may prevent an organization from achieving its objectives. Adding the word management to integrated, business, or enterprise-wide implies a structured and disciplined approach that aligns strategy, processes, people, technology, and knowledge with the purpose of evaluating and managing uncertainties that the enterprise faces as it creates value. (4) STUDY OBJECTIVES The business climate in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in general--and Dubai in particular--is similar to that in other countries globally. The UAE is a federation of seven emirates that includes Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Abu Dhabi has exploited its comparative advantage in large-scale capital and energy-intensive downstream industries such as petrochemical and fertilizers. In light of its depleting oil resources, Dubai has pursued an outward-oriented strategy of openness to trade, trade facilitation, and a favorable business environment that has enhanced diversification by stimulating trade and trade-related services. The diversification of the economy also has been driven by the rapid expansion of the services sector in the areas of tourism, finance, transport, and communication. The prudent of oil wealth, trade openness, and an efficiently functioning business environment supports a higher intensity of trade integration and diversification in Dubai relative to other neighboring countries in the Middle East. …" @default.
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• W1569168064 title "Current Practices of Enterprise Risk Management in Dubai: A Survey of Managers and Executives from More Than 100 Businesses in Dubai, UAE, Assesses the Current State of Risk Management in Dubai and Outlines an ERM Strategy Companies Can Employ to Better Manage Their Risk" @default.
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