articleJournal of applied corporate financeSep 1, 2006Closed access

Enterprise Risk Management: Theory and Practice

Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company (United States)

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Abstract

The Chief Risk Officer of Nationwide Insurance teams up with a distinguished academic to discuss the benefits and challenges associated with the design and implementation of an enterprise risk management program. The authors begin by arguing that a carefully designed ERM program—one in which all material corporate risks are viewed and managed within a single framework—can be a source of long‐run competitive advantage and value through its effects at both a “macro” or company‐wide level and a “micro” or business‐unit level. At the macro level, ERM enables senior management to identify, measure, and limit to acceptable levels the net exposures faced by the firm. By managing such exposures mainly with the idea of…

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Keywords
  • Enterprise risk management
  • Business
  • Risk management
  • IT risk
  • Competitive advantage
  • Finance
  • Business risks
  • Marketing
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