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Governance - Risk Management
Our risk management governance structure
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Identifying and managing risk
Identifying and managing risk is key to our business. Doing so
helps us deliver long-term shareholder value and protect our
business, people, assets, capital and reputation.
Board is responsible for maintaining and reviewing
effectiveness of risk management from a strategic, financial,
and operational perspective. Designed to identify and manage,
rather than eliminate, the risk of failure to achieve business
objectives or to successfully deliver our business strategy.
The risk management process is designed to identify, assess,
respond to, report on and monitor the risks that threaten our
ability to achieve our business strategy and objectives, within
our risk appetite.
Board
Sets our overarching risk appetite and ensures that we manage risks appropriately across the Group.
The Board delegates oversight of risk management activities to the Audit Committee.
Audit Committee
Regularly monitors the principal risks and uncertainties identified by our risk assessment processes, with the
strategies we have developed and the actions we have taken to mitigate them. Management also continually reviews
the effectiveness of our risk management system and internal control systems, which support our risk identification,
assessment and reporting.
Security and
Continuity Steering
Committee (SCSC)
is a sub-committee of
the ERMC. Its primary
responsibility is to
oversee management
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security, physical security.
and business continuity
risks.
Executive Risk Management Committee (ERMC)
Comprises senior Group executives, including the executive directors and the Company Secretary.
It oversees how we manage global risks.
Assurance Steering
Committee (ASC)
is a sub-committee of
the ERMC and oversees
the development and
implementation of the
Group's assurance
framework.
Tax and Treasury
Committee
oversees management of
financial risks, including
tax, credit, liquidity.
funding, market and
currency risks.
Global and Regional
Strategic Project
Committees
ensure that we appropriately
resource our strategic
projects, and that they are
risk-assessed, and
commercially and technically
appraised. The committees
conclusions are then
considered by the Board or
relevant Group Principal
Operating Subsidiary for
approval.
Regional
Risk Management
Committees (RRMC)
oversee management of
regional risks and feed
up to the ERMC.
Risk response
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Risk identification
Risk assessment
Consider key business
objectives
> Identify principal risks
> Identify key controls
Assess controls
Estimate likelihood,
impact and velocity
Consider legal, reputation
and conduct exposure
Accept or remediate
current risk and control
environment
Determine corrective
action if needed
Step 4
Risk reporting & monitoring
Business unit and
regional level
>RRMCs and ERMC
Audit Committee
Group Operating Committee (OpCo)
The Group Operating Committee comprises our most senior executives. Its remit includes identifying, debating
and achieving consensus on issues involving strategy, risk, growth, people and culture, and operational efficiency.
Its meetings generally focus on the key issues facing our Group.
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Executive management
Our executive management takes day-to-day responsibility for implementing the Board's policies on risk
management and internal control. It designates who is responsible and accountable through the design and
implementation of all necessary internal control systems, including policies, standards and guidance.View entire presentation