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FP&A and Risk Management:
Different Roles for a Common Goal
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Presentation objectives
1. Recent trends leading to the need for greater coordination
between FP&A and RM functions
2. Common challenges of FP&A and RM processes
3. Opportunities for more 2-way communication and integration of
key processes between the two groups
4. Model demonstration
5. Closing remarks and Q&A
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Mark Pellerin, CFA
Principal, Oliver Wyman
• Over 10 years of management
consulting experience, having
worked on 80+ companies in
10+ countries
• Specializes in advising top
executives and finance
professionals on the risks and
uncertainty associated with
decision making
• Broad industry coverage,
including finance and risk
experience for asset intensive
industries (manufacturing,
transportation, energy and
infrastructure)
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The finance function is undergoing an industrialization
that transforms the CFO organization into a lean,
strategic thinking, profit center
Lower cost “factory”
execution model
Influence in shaping
business strategy
Responsibility for
P&L performance
• Organization wide
pressure to reduce
cost base
• Experts still
required, but not for
all finance activities
• Automation results
in efficiency and
lower costs
• Often requires proven
track record for
succession to CEO
• Margin improvement
and financial
discipline is key
• Balance sheet
decides what
company “can vs.
can’t do”
• FP&A capabilities are
central to faster
decision making
• Sensitivity to
investors relations,
credit ratings, and
dividend policy
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There is a need for greater coordination
between FP&A and RM functions
FP&A
“Big data” Balancing growth
& stability
Business transformation Quicker & smarter
decision-making
RM
Coordinated
effort
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Common challenges facing FP&A and
risk management
Better forecasting Time pressure
from management
Challenging questions
from BoD & investors Reactionary
Manual processes
Quantification
of risks
Lack of
resources
Delegation of
responsibilities
Too much
information
Efficiency
Juggling
priorities
Understanding/
balancing ability
Engagement
with the business Cost center
mentality
Static risk &
financial models
Standalone IT
infrastructure
Top 10 risks account for
80% of financial impact Willingness to
take risks
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Opportunities exist for more “two way” communication
and improved integration of internal processes
between FP&A and RM
1. Improve the quality of finance
and risk inputs from across
business units
2. Communicate risk-adjusted
financial plans to the Board and
key stakeholders
3. Develop and apply more
advanced and dynamic analytical
capabilities
4. Contribute and influence C-suite
level decision-making
FP&A
RM
Opportunities • Financial forecasts
• Variance analysis
• Performance
measurement
• Identification and
quantification of risks
• Risk controls
• Risk mitigation
strategies
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1. Improve the quality of finance and risk
inputs from across business units
Standardized financial
plans and risk reports
Current situation: FP&A and RM are on
separate processes which are sometimes
burdensome to the organization and the
information being requested are
overlapping in many ways
Ideas for implementation: Joint efforts in
the collection process of key finance and
risk inputs
Potential benefits:
• Greater efficiency achieved in data
collection and storage
• Improved quality and consistency of
data used for analytical purposes
within the two functions
Illustrative
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2008 2012 2014E
2. Communicate risk-adjusted financial plans
to the Board and key stakeholders
Current situation: FP&A conducts
forecasts with less attention paid to
drivers of potential variation while RM
practitioners often assess key risks
without linking them to the most
relevant financial metrics
Ideas for implementation: FP&A and
RM collaborate to undertake integrative
analyses and jointly present results to
the Board and stakeholders
Potential benefits:
• Allow for more dynamic responses
to changes in the business
environment
• Tell a more clear story to the Board
by incorporating key risk
information in financial forecasts
Risk assessment heat map
Historical Projected
Fin
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Imp
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Likelihood
A
B
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FP&A scanarios
expected
25% upside
Best case
25% downside
50% downside
Worst case
Best Case
Worst Case
Illustrative
Risk exposure GDP growth Regulation Customer preference Commodity prices Operational risk Financing costs Others
Allocation of risks Expected Case
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3. Develop and apply more advanced and
dynamic analytical capabilities
Human capital Analytical tools Current situation: Data and analysis
processes are tedious while an
overabundance of data conceals key
messages for the business
Ideas for implementation: Consult with
experts to develop more advanced and
dynamic analytical tools that can be
shared between the two functions
Potential benefits:
• Improved efficiency of
data analyses
• Ability to do more with human
capital, particularly on the
interpretation of analytical results
Illustrative
Sources of known
volatility
_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____
___________ ___________ ___________
Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of cash
flow
Key financial ratios
___________ ___________ ___________
_______
_______
_______
Risks largely outside of
management’s control;
lower likelihood, high
impact
(e.g. natural disasters,
macro- economic changes)
Exogenous risk and
events
Corporate actions &
response
Risks facing the day-to-day
business and chosen
strategy execution
(e.g. commodity prices,
interest rates, supply chain
interruption)
Range of strategic options
that alter the company’s
direction/market positioning
(e.g. new market entry, capital
allocation, M&A)
Corporate strategy
Risk exposure modules Strategic options to evaluate
Range of risk management
options that indicate
affordability and mitigate
financial losses
(e.g. contract terms; hedging,
insurance, contingency plans)
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4. Contribute to and influence C-suite
level decision-making
Current situation: Current FP&A and
RM functions have little impact on C-
suite level decision-making
Ideas for implementation: Ensure that
key financial figures and drivers being
analyzed and forecasted are relevant
to C-suite level decisions and
actionable insights can be drawn from
the analysis
Potential benefits:
• FP&A inputs become
indispensable in the decision-
making process
• Elevate the presence and
significance of FP&A and RM
groups in the organization
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Zone of value
destruction
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Shrink or
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Illustrative
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Simple model demonstration
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Bottom-line results from more coordination
Improve quality and
consistency of key
inputs from across
business units
Alignment of risk-
return profiles
required to achieve
target performance
Quicker responses to
external changes through
more dynamic analytical
capabilities
Elevated presence of
FP&A and RM functions
within the organization
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Questions
Perspectives
Comments