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Risk Portfolio Management Lesson 1 – Risk Management 1.6 Lesson 1 summary Risk management

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question
Why is it essential to invest in risk management? Choose one of the alternatives.
- It helps organizations avoid compensation liabilities.
- It guarantees that the organization does not face any kind of risks.
- It aims to keep the organization on its chosen path, helps make decisions based on realistic grounds and improves crisis preparedness.
- It allows the organization to take greater risks.
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2. Question
Which of the following statements are true?
- Risk management must always have its own organization.
- The risk portfolio is another name for the risk register.
- Risk management is included in the organization's governance model.
- COSO ERM is an ISO standard for risk management.
- Regardless of size, every organization must have a risk management model.
- Diversification of investments or activities can be a way to manage risks.
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3. Question
Which of the following are the main principles of portfolio management?
- Decision-making in accordance with strategic goals.
- Use of consistent valuation criteria.
- Management of the whole.
- Anonymous decision making.
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