A Practical guide to risk maturity

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<abstract displayLabel="Abstract">The journey of personal risk management maturity is at an advanced stage. The human race has been practicing risk management for centuries, as a necessity for survival on this risky planet. Humans have a well developed risk appetite that they apply to every decision and can decide very quickly whether they would entertain the thought of doing something or not, based on the assessment of risk against their personal risk appetite. If you were asked to consider base jumping most people would be able to give a resounding no or a cautious yes very quickly based on their risk appetite. One mark of mature risk management is a well developed and understood risk appetite that is used in decision making.</abstract>
<abstract displayLabel="Summary">Introduction -- Evolution of the Maturity Process -- What are the benefits of growing up -- What does growing up look like? -- Discrete levels of Maturity -- The steps in using a maturity model approach to developing your EBM</abstract>
<note type="statement of responsibility">David Tattam</note>
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