Risk Management Training Courses

FoRM 1: Introduction to Risk

In order to fully understand the nature of the risks that your company faces, risk needs to be described in terms of events, causes and consequences.

Our Introduction to Risk course will help your employees understand what risk is, the different types of risks, positive and negative risk outcomes, and how risks are classified.

FoRM 2: Risk Management

All firms should invest in risk management and have robust risk management procedures.

The Risk Management Course highlights the importance of planning before taking action, and allows you to familiarise yourself with the Management of Risk (MoR) framework developed by the UK Government.

About our Risk Library

Our comprehensive new Risk Library contains 15 tailored and staged general and managerial training courses.

Combine this library with our award-winning LMS and RegTech tools to deliver a cost-effective one-stop compliance solution. All are supported by a 5-star Feefo-rated dedicated Customer Success Manager.

FoRM 3: Risk Identification

This process aims to understand the company's overall risk profile and factor this into risk decision-making when working to achieve business objectives.

In our Risk Identification course, your employees will learn about the challenges in identifying risk and the effect of context, attitudes and perception.

FoRM 4: Risk Appetite

The amount and type of risk a company is willing to take to meet its strategic objectives is known as its risk appetite. Companies can establish a risk threshold by setting a risk appetite and communicating it effectively.

Our Risk Appetite course explains why setting a risk appetite is important and how to implement this model in your company.

FoRM 5: Risk Assessment

A risk assessment is a systematic process used to identify risks and evaluate key risk elements which include probablity, impact and the expected value or cost.

Our Risk Assessment Course will help you learn how to assess the probability and impact of risk as well as understand the different methods of analysing it.

FoRM 6: Risk Treatment

Risk treatment is when an organisation applies risk controls and other strategies in response to risk.

Our Risk Treatment course explains how to respond to various types of risks and how they can be treated to minimise their negative probability and impact, as well as capitalise on potential risk opportunities.

FoRM 7: Risk Monitoring

Risk monitoring involves maintaining continuous awareness of an organisation's risk environment and associated activities to support risk decisions.

Our Risk Monitoring course explains the importance of risk monitoring and how to implement a risk and control monitoring programme.

FoRM 8: Risk Reporting

Risk reporting provides a regular mechanism to direct updates to key stakeholders, ensuring the right information is given to the right people, at the right level, and at the right time.

This course explains the purpose of risk reporting, best practices and the key data that should be included in reports.

Business Continuity Management

Our Business Continuity course introduces your employees to business continuity management.

They will learn how to ensure operational resilience in challenging situations and the key preparations needed to restore 'Business as Usual (BAU)' as soon as possible after risk events materialise.

Business Travel Risk

Business travel risk management is fundamental for organisational resilience. Our Business Travel Security course will help your employees learn about the planning and organisation needed for business trips.

This includes the policy and procedures to follow, how to avoid scams, stay safe and what action to take on their return.

About our Risk Library

Our comprehensive new Risk Library contains 15 tailored and staged general and managerial training courses.

Combine this library with our award-winning LMS and RegTech tools to deliver a cost-effective one-stop compliance solution.

All are supported by a 5-star Feefo-rated dedicated Customer Success Manager.

Credit Risk

All companies are exposed to credit risk. Financial firms are further exposed to credit risk as they actively take credit risk to generate income.

This course will help your employees to understand what credit risk is, its components and how to recognise credit events.

Cyber Risk

One of the biggest risks for firms today is cyber risk. Over the past decade, this risk has grown significantly in terms of both likelihood and impact.

Our Cyber Risk course provides an overview of the changing cyber risk landscape for firms operating in the UK, recent cyberattack trends, and what regulators expect of us.

Operational Risk

Our Operational Risk course will help your employees understand companies' common operational risks, including legal and compliance risks, third-party and cyber risks.

The course covers tools and techniques to identify and analyse risk, as well as the various ways risks can be managed by implementing risk controls.

Physical & Personal Security Risk

Our Managing Physical Security Risk course will help your employees to understand physical security risks.

The covered topics include the physical security of business premises, the role of surveillance, personal security threats to employees, as well as biological, chemical and terrorist attacks.

Third-Party Risk

A third-party risk is a form of operational risk. It includes risks that arise from relationships with third-party providers such as vendors, suppliers, contractors and other business partners.

This course explains third-party risks, the shifting focus of regulators, and how to manage those risks.

Three Lines of Defence Model

Our Three Lines of Defence Model course outlines the key stakeholders in the model and their main roles.

The course empowers staff by helping them identify their responsibilities in relation to risk management, including the importance of collaboration and the proactive reporting of risks.