Risk Management in Small and Medium Enterprises

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decision-making processes
enterprise risk assessment
Entrepreneurship and small business management
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ERP Project
Firm Riskiness
Formalised Risk Management Process
Frap Method
holistic management approach
internal control systems
IPMA
Knowledge risk management
Manage Supply Chain Risks
measures
Micro Enterprises
multidisciplinary risk management strategies
Organisational Decisionmaking Process
organisational risk culture
Risk analysis
risk appetite framework
Risk Based Testing
Risk behaviour and attitude
Risk culture
Risk Management Process
SME Credit
SME Financing
SME Own
SME Performance
techniques and practices
Types of risks in SMEs

Product details

  • ISBN 9780367226794
  • Weight: 360g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 12 Feb 2019
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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This book offers a fresh method of assessing and managing risks in SMEs, by adopting a multidisciplinary approach. In small and medium companies, the risk management process cannot be often formalised and procedures are usually integrated unconsciously into the decision-making process. Therefore, to enhance the flexibility of these companies, increase their market share and allow them to grow and manage risks more effectively, the first step is to improve the way decisions are made.

Consequently, it is fundamental for those companies to improve the awareness about the way reasonable decisions are made, which can be achieved only through a proper knowledge and the definition of the Risk Appetite Framework. Therefore, by improving knowledge, the risk appetite and awareness in the decision making, companies will implicitly start developing a risk consciousness, which can be translated into a sound risk approach. SMEs need to understand the importance of an effective internal control system. Hence, the central point is the necessity to start reconsidering the company as a unique entity, by adopting a holistic approach.

The book explores whether small and medium companies should adopt a formalised risk management process and, more importantly, the role that the development of an appropriate risk mindfulness and approach to expand existing functions plays in these entities. It suggests an appropriate way of thinking about risk, starting with the amalgamation of both past and present theories, and enabling SMEs to find a solution to improve the effectiveness of their risk management strategies.

Chiara Crovini is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow of the Department of Management at the University of Turin, Italy.

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