Risk Management and Its Economic-Financial Importance
Journal Title: Revista Romana de Statistica - Year 2013, Vol 61, Issue 2
Abstract
Risk management refers to balancing risk and earnings, generally those who run businesses naturally assume the risk because they get in that position as a result of past successes. The challenge for managers is the intelligent risk-taking. Running a successful business means taking advantage of the most accurate business opportunities according to the company's financial and managerial opportunities. In fact, risk management is the balance between art and science. Risk management is a matter of balance between processes and people. Risk monitoring is important, but more important is to find the right people in the right places and at the same time, to be motivated, because the ultimate risk management depends on people.
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Svetlana BRADUŢAN
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