Orshi Terhemba Ephraim, GGA, MTRCN, AAT, ACA’s Post

#Comparing #Functions #Risk #Performance #Indicators #Key #Control In a business organization, managing risks is essential for ensuring long-term success and sustainability. One of the key activities of risk management involves monitoring and evaluating various indicators to assess the organization's risk exposure and performance. Three commonly used indicators in this context are Risk Performance Indicators (RPIs), Key Risk Indicators (KRIs), and Key Control Indicators (KCIs). They are all important tools used for monitoring risk within an organization or business venture. While they may seem similar, they each play a unique role in identifying and managing risks effectively. In this short presentation, we will compare and contrast these three types of indicators in terms of their definitions, purposes, and functionalities. Joel-Ahmed M. Mondol

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