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Introducing Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) - The KOC

ExperienceNovember 2012

Khaled Al-AwadhiRisk Management Team

Kuwait Oil Company

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Index► Introduction

•Why we are doing it?•Doing the same thing•Behavioral aspects in ERM

► Risk - key definitions► Implementation journey

•Risk policy• Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Manual• ERM Pilot• ERM Rollout

► Way forward

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Introduction

► Global demand for improved visible governance► Examples of risks facing large companies ( both major

and complete collapse ….–Rawdatain Gas Well incident (KOC)– Bank failures

Why we are doing it?Why we are doing it?

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• KOC adopted it because of KPC directives and because of its benefits

• Benefits:– Demonstrate improved governance to all stake holders– No surprises / Improved preparedness– Risk reduction/treatment– Improved confidence in decision making– reduce risk to company objectives

Continue…..Continue…..

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►Are you really doing the same thing?– The scenario changes!– The person doing it changes!!– The objectives change!!!– Unknown unknown !!!!

Doing the same thingDoing the same thing

► Can you do the same thing again and again and expect the same result?

Continue…..Continue…..

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► Can personality types affect risk perception?► Can past experience affect risk perception?► Can laws affect risk perception?► What else?

Behavioral aspects of ERM Behavioral aspects of ERM

Continue…..Continue…..

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KOC’s Risk Exposure

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Global Oil Market

Global/ Domestic Products Market

KOC

KPC

Sister Companies

Exposure Barriers

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Macro to Micro (and back again)Leaders

Strategic Tactical Activity

Workforce

Risk Profile

Leaders need firm information on which to base decision making and objective setting. Risk profiling does this.

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Work force needs strategic information to make right detailed operational planning.

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Risk - key definitionsRisk - key definitions

Continue…..Continue…..

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Risk – framework (AS/NZ 4360: 2004) Risk – framework (AS/NZ 4360: 2004) StandardStandard

Establish the Context

Identify Risks

Evaluate Risks

Treat Risks

Accept Risks?

Likelihood Consequences

Level of Risk

Analyse Risks

yes

no

Establish the Context

Identify Risks

Evaluate Risks

Treat Risks

Accept Risks?

Likelihood Consequences

Level of Risk

Analyse Risks

Likelihood Consequences

Level of Risk

Analyse Risks Monitor &

Review

yes

no

Com

mun

icat

e &

Con

sult

Continue…..Continue…..

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Implementation Journey

1. KOC Risk Policy2. ERM Procedure3. ERM Pilot4. ERM Rollout5. Way forward

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Implementation Journey …

KOC Risk Policy

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Implementation Journey …

KOC Risk Policy

• Consistent with international best practice

•Recognizes that risk is inherent in our business

•Risk Management is fundamental to achieving our objectives

•Visibility will help to monitor actions

• Improve decision making

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ERM Framework

ERM Policy

Organisation & Capability

ERM Process

Acceptance & Appetite

Communication

Risk Register

Stakeholders

Operational Functions

En

terp

rise

Ris

k M

anag

emen

t S

yste

m

Assurance

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RM Policy

Organisation & Capability

RM Process

Acceptance & Appetite

Communication

Risk Register

Stakeholders

Operational Functions

Co

rpo

rate

Ris

k M

anag

emen

t S

yste

m

Assurance

Assess the Risk Exposures

IDENTIFYDetermine areas of

exposure

EVALUATEMagnitude of

the risk

ANALYSEConsequences of events and probability of reoccurrence

IDENTIFYDetermine areas of

exposure

EVALUATEMagnitude of

the risk

ANALYSEConsequences of events and probability of reoccurrence

Establish Context

Implement Plans

Mon

itor

& R

evie

w

Define Risk Management Plans

TERMINATEAvoid or

eliminate the exposure

TREATApplying risk

control activities

TOLERATEAcceptable level of risk

TRANSFERSharing the

exposure with other parties

TERMINATEAvoid or

eliminate the exposure

TREATApplying risk

control activities

TOLERATEAcceptable level of risk

TRANSFERSharing the

exposure with other parties

Com

mun

icat

e &

Con

sult

Com

mun

icat

e &

Con

sult

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Implementation Journey …

Risk Matrix

RISK CONSEQUENCECost of EventProfit ReductionHealth and SafetyNatural EnvironmentSocial or Cultural HeritageCommunity, Government, Reputation, MediaLegal

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Consequence

What are the worst case crediblescenarios for each category of consequence (target)?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

Probability

How likely is it to occur / reoccur?

How effective are the controls we have in place?

  Impact

Likelihood1 - Incidental 2 - Minor 3 - Moderate 4 - Major 5 - Severe

1 - Frequent Medium High High Very High Very High

2 - Likely Medium High High Very High Very High

3 - Possible Medium Medium High High Very High

4 - UnlikelyLow Medium High High High*

5 - RareLow Low Medium Medium High*

6 - Very Rare Low Low Medium Medium High

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Corporate

Directorate

Group

Team

Inability to export

Corrosion of Export Manifolds

Loss of Key Manifold

Backlog in internal manifold inspections

Risk Hierarchy

Top-level Risks

Risk register allows “drill down” from corporate level risks to detailed exposures

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Risk Profile

The risk hierarchy allows senior managers to understand the current level of exposure and the trend over time. From this they can set improvement objectives for the following period.

Operational

Financial

Human Resources

Health, Safety & Environmental

Governance, Reputation & Compliance

Tech

nical S

ervices D

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Gen

eral Man

agem

ent

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ait Directo

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Directo

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10

20

30

40

50

60

1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr

Critical

Intolerable

BroadlyTolerable

Acceptable

Corporate Risk Profile

Are

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Areas of Exposure & ControlP

lann

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Implementation Journey …

ERM Pilot

• Workshops held in two Groups

• Risks Identified

• Risks Analyzed

• Actions Identified

• Responsibility assigned

• Risk Register prepared

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Implementation Journey …

ERM Roll out

• Implementation of ERM in all groups in KOC.

• Risk Review workshop for LC

• KOC Risk Register

• Training of

• Risk Management for Managers

• General Awareness

• Super Users

• RM Team capability building

• Because of the unique case of Ahmadi Hospital, building the Risk Register was done alone not with the company roll out.

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Embed ERM in KOC Continuous updated vision of Risks facing KOC is available to leadership to support risk aware decision making.

»Compile and analyze risk profile»LC Risk review»Communicate risk profile to stakeholders

Support KPC Enterprise Risk Management Project.Modeling of key risks

Proactive support to Auditors as partners, to find opportunities for improvementWe are now linking the internal audit report with Risk Register. This year we will include London Office Risks to the Risk Register.

ERM Way forward

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Basis : Survey & Audits

Basis : Work Shops

Basis : Annual Update

KPM : Risk Index (Treated) is linked to SMAIP

ERM Profile in KOC

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