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Om risico’s te kunnen beheersen, moet je het eerst eens worden over wat je precies onder risico’s verstaat. En vervolgens moeten de risico’s worden ingeschat. Hoe groot is het risico eigenlijk? Hoe groot is de kans dat een risico zich voordoet? En hoe groot is de ellende als het zich daadwerkelijk voordoet? Renze Munnik schrijft hierover in zijn column bij Financial Investigator.
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In this column for the Financial Investigator, Renze Munnik describes that a good reputation as a colleague and risk manager is an essential co-cause of effectiveness.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about intrinsic risk management, the free market, and government interventions in the financial sector.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about consistency within MVO (CSR), and how far organizations should look back in the chain for investment considerations.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about waiting in the pension sector, indexing, interests, and the new pension scheme.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about the rise of cyber risk and the urgency to take precautionary measures.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about rewarding desired behaviour in the financial sector and the counterproductivity of incentives.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about hybrid governance towards the transition to the new pension agreement, as well as future decisions in the current structure.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about how pension funds prepare for the transition after het pensionakkoord, as well as differences between pension funds.
Renze Munnik’s column in the Financial Investigator is about changes in the parity of pension governance, including a balance of interests, professionalisation, complexity, and demands.