Resources
Templates
[Sample templates for layout only]
Risk register templateRecord your risks, ratings, owners and actions.
Risk appetite statement templateSet out how much risk you will accept and your limits.
Heat map templatePlot your risks by likelihood and impact.
Board risk report templateReport top risks and the decisions your board needs to make.
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After the refineries: how South Africa’s fuel business makes money going into 2027 South Africa now imports more than half its fuel, runs two refineries and loses its Mozambican gas supply after 2028. Who the players are and where margin and exposure sit.What South African fuel boards must have on the register before 2027 The ten strategic risks for South African fuel businesses going into 2027: what each one is, why it is on the register now, the early warnings and who should own it.Days of cover, licences, gas: the controls that move the rating For each of the ten oil and gas risks in South Africa: the control that moves the rating, the gap most commonly observed and the evidence a board should ask for.What a risk assessment should tell your board It should show your biggest exposures, how well they are controlled and what to fix first.Why risk registers go stale A risk register goes stale when nobody owns the actions in it.ISO 31000 or COSO ERM? ISO 31000 sets out principles and a process. COSO ERM ties risk to strategy and performance. Many organisations draw on both.Writing a risk appetite statement people can use A risk appetite statement only works if it sets limits people can act on.
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What do these resources cover?
They cover practical enterprise risk management topics, including risk assessments, risk registers, frameworks and risk appetite.
Who are they for?
They are for leaders and risk teams who want practical guidance on managing risk.