Board Oversight of Management’s Risk Appetite and Tolerance – What Does it Really Mean?

Board Oversight of Management’s Risk Appetite and Tolerance – What Does it Really Mean?

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Original Source: Corporate Compliance Insights

“Boards of Directors are now increasingly expected to oversee management’s risk appetite and tolerance and take steps to ensure that it is aligned with the Board’s risk appetite and tolerance.

For various reasons, many public company directors are not intimately familiar with the newest Board risk oversight expectations. If prompted, many might as well respond with “this all sounds reasonable, but what does it really mean in practice for me?

In this paper, we attempt to help directors by answering that question…”

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