Corporate Risk Management: Theory and Practice
Clifford W. Smith
Abstract
Clifford W. Smith
Abstract
As the sophistication of risk management instruments has increased, the scope of corporate risk management policy has become much broader. These instruments provide great flexibility in structuring a risk management strategy for the firm. But to realize their potential requires a detailed understanding of the instruments and their uses. This article reviews the logic of the links between risk management and value creation as well as the accumulating empirical evidence.
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As the sophistication of risk management instruments has increased, the scope of corporate risk management policy has become much broader. These instruments provide great flexibility in structuring a risk management strategy for the firm. But to realize their potential requires a detailed understanding of the instruments and their uses. This article reviews the logic of the links between risk management and value creation as well as the accumulating empirical evidence.
Key concepts: Sophistication, Structuring, Risk management, Scope (computer science), Risk analysis (engineering), Flexibility (engineering), Business, Risk management information systems