Sentence examples for risk management knowledge from inspiring English sources

Recruiters say obtaining financial risk manager or professional risk manager certifications is an option for those looking for broad risk management knowledge, while the credit risk certification is an option for professionals with backgrounds in credit and lending.

Like many of its Caribbean neighbours, Montserrat is prone to a range of geological and hydro-meteorological hazards and yet risk management knowledge was not well developed and had not been incorporated into mainstream development (World Bank 2002).

The reasons why include a lack of understanding of how insurance products work, the poor population's general reticence to part with what little financial resources they have, badly designed products and a shortage of localized risk management knowledge among providers.

Perhaps a way to overcome the challenges illustrated in the three case studies, including the cost issue (for example, in Kenya), the erosion of traditional risk management knowledge (for example, in Hawai'i), or the difficulty to ensure long-term community engagement in the EWS (for example, in Sri Lanka), is through the design of EWS that are truly initiated and run by the beneficiaries.

Risk Management Knowledge.

In each of these uses of a TTC approach in regulatory risk management, knowledge of worst-case risk from many chemicals provides a protective scientific basis for determining where to focus resources in situations in which very low levels of exposure to similar chemicals may occur.

Given that commensal microbial populations are likely to be more malleable than human genes, knowledge of an individual's microbial profile may open up far more decisions points for treatment, diagnosis, and risk management than knowledge of one's genome[ 64].

A wave of companies has started to form to service these ancillary needs around risk management and knowledge in transactions.

High priority areas are risk communication that communicates the vulnerability and capacity of society to engage with risk management, the knowledge of what could happen, and the better application of insurance.

In the quality by design (QbD) paradigm, global regulatory agencies have introduced the concepts of quality risk management and knowledge management (KM) as enablers for an enhanced pharmaceutical quality system.

"I turn around and say, 'Well, I can't read your text messages, so it's only fair.' " Tolga Uzuner, executive director of JPMorgan's chief investment office and Mr. Goyal's boss, said he hired the 30-year old Wharton graduate because he was one of only a few candidates he interviewed who knew about Asian interest rates, had excellent risk management skills and knowledge of foreign exchange.