Corporate Risk Management After The Covid-19 Crisis
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Al Janabi Model
Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence
Business
Business Model
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Commodity
Coronavirus
Corporate
COVID-19
Crisis
Economic Growth
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EU Artificial Intelligence Act
European Union
Finance
Fintech
Internet of Things (IoT)
Keynesian Theory of Business Cycle
Labour relation
Liquidity Risk
Liquidity-Adjusted Value-at-Risk
Nigeria
Optimization
Pandemic
Policy Makers
Portfolio Management
Regulators
Reinforcement Machine Learning
Risk Management
Small and Medium sized Business
SME
Social Cognitive Theory
Social-Ecological Theory
T-Shaped Teams
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- ISBN 9781800614222
- Publication Date: 20 Oct 2023
- Publisher: World Scientific Europe Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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The coronavirus crisis and related business failures are widely discussed topics, with COVID-19 raising many concerns about existing risk management models. Many companies have struggled to understand which factors to consider in their business model to address the new risks associated with the pandemic. The resulting financial crisis has highlighted the importance of further research on risk management that will allow businesses to develop feasible models for handling various risks in the ongoing crisis and recovery period.Existing academic studies emphasise the necessity of revised risk management models, but focus on the risk posed by Artificial Intelligence and other advanced technologies. The detailed study thus fulfils the vital need to understand how the risk management strategies of businesses should be revised, to adapt to changes brought about by the pandemic.This book is essential reading for students studying risk management, researchers examining the relation between advanced technology and risk management mitigation strategies, businesses working on their strategies around managing risk, and policymakers looking for necessary policy changes for an effective support to businesses.
