Risk's and mitigation
Risks are inherent to doing business and are closely linked to value creation. However, there are also risks that cannot be associated with value creation.
By definition, any business activity involves a certain amount of risk. Certainly when a company brings new products or services to the market, unknown parameters and uncertainties play a role.
These can be internal risks within business operations.
Or external risks as a result of the dynamics within the fabric of the national and international economy and their respective rules and legislation, competitors.
There is only one good advice for such risks: limit them as much as possible. Wich is undeniably easy to say, but quite challenging to put into practice.
Everything you do involves risks.
If you are careful, you will not avoid the risks (that is impossible) but will act calculated and decided.
Rather make mistakes through ambition than through lack of initiative.
Your interests are our interests
William Brave Finance operates and advises in (very) turbulent and dynamic business environments within the fabric of a constantly changing national and international economy, politics and its respective (tax) laws and legislations.
Toghether we define a roadmap to vizualize financial priorities and long-
WILLIAM BRAVE FINANCE
A frequently heard compliment after completing an assignment
“WE GOT MORE INSIGHTS THAN WE EXPECTED.”
William Brave Finance is committed to optimizing shareholder value through a continuous pursuit of improving operational and economic efficiency, increasing cash flow performance and optimizing working capital.
William Brave Finance sees the management of risks, but also the management of various stakeholders around the company, as essential for optimizing business operations.
After all, managing risks and stakeholders creates opportunities.
AD INTERIM MANAGEMENT & MEDIATORS WITH A KEEN EYE FOR RESULTS
MANAGING & MITIGATION RISKS IS CREATING OPPORTUNITIES
Risks are inherent to business and are closely related with value creation. So every activity creates a risk, but just as much a potential or an opportunity.
There is only one good advice for managing risks:
“Limit them as much as possible.”
That is undeniably easy to say, but quite challenging to put into practice.
