2007
DOI: 10.1057/palgrave.rm.8250031
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Evaluation of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) in Dubai – An Emerging Economy

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“…Practices under risk management process enable the organization to assimilate business strategies so as to accomplish the desired objectives. Rao (2007) did studies to evaluate the prominence of ERM in companies in Dubai. Primary data was obtained by interviewing 92 managers and business executives who belonged to several industry sectors through a survey carried out in February-March 2006.…”
Section: Risk Management Process Practices and Organizational Performmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Practices under risk management process enable the organization to assimilate business strategies so as to accomplish the desired objectives. Rao (2007) did studies to evaluate the prominence of ERM in companies in Dubai. Primary data was obtained by interviewing 92 managers and business executives who belonged to several industry sectors through a survey carried out in February-March 2006.…”
Section: Risk Management Process Practices and Organizational Performmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conversely, other researchers including Aaker and Jacobson (1987) and Belanes and Hachana (2009), advanced that due to being at the nascent stages of adoption and at varying stages in various organizations, enterprise risk management is yet to significantly influencing performance. Additionally, others posited that due to the fragmented implementation of enterprise risk management it is difficult to measure its impact (Rao, 2007;McShane et al, 2011 andBeasley et al, 2006). Despite Enterprise risk management being at its nascent stages of adoption and integration in all aspects of government business, this study provided further evidence from the Kenyan owned state corporations, acknowledging ERM"s influence on organizational performance.…”
Section: Enterprise Risk Management and Organizational Performance \mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Drew and Kendrick (2005) reported that the use of risk management is considered as an indicator of competent organizational governance. However, risk mismanagement can lead to several adverse consequences, including financial loss, decreased shareholder value, damaged company reputation, dismissal of senior management and even business failure (Rao, 2007).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%