EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT
In this world of greater uncertainty companies are continuously exposed to multiple risks which challenge their existence on a perpetual basis. These uncertainties have to be addressed and firms have to plan for risks faced by them. The current paper speaks of Risk assessment for EON UK, which is a...
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2008
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| author | Bedi, Rahul |
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| description | In this world of greater uncertainty companies are continuously exposed to multiple risks which challenge their existence on a perpetual basis. These uncertainties have to be addressed and firms have to plan for risks faced by them.
The current paper speaks of Risk assessment for EON UK, which is a subsidiary of German, based company EON AG and is in the energy utility industry in Europe. EON UK is into utility industry providing gas and electricity in the UK. The current paper is the individual part of the management project with EON UK for the MBA dissertation.
In this part a detailed risk analysis for EON UK has been carried out. Key risks faced by EON UK have been identified on a systematic basis and then the likelihood and the level of impact of those risks is estimated to frame a risk profile for the company.
The research methods included studying governmental/regulators white papers and reports based on energy market and the industry. Other perspectives of consumers, environmentalists, competition, and technology were also taken into consideration. |
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| spelling | nottingham-219822018-01-24T08:37:31Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21982/ EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT Bedi, Rahul In this world of greater uncertainty companies are continuously exposed to multiple risks which challenge their existence on a perpetual basis. These uncertainties have to be addressed and firms have to plan for risks faced by them. The current paper speaks of Risk assessment for EON UK, which is a subsidiary of German, based company EON AG and is in the energy utility industry in Europe. EON UK is into utility industry providing gas and electricity in the UK. The current paper is the individual part of the management project with EON UK for the MBA dissertation. In this part a detailed risk analysis for EON UK has been carried out. Key risks faced by EON UK have been identified on a systematic basis and then the likelihood and the level of impact of those risks is estimated to frame a risk profile for the company. The research methods included studying governmental/regulators white papers and reports based on energy market and the industry. Other perspectives of consumers, environmentalists, competition, and technology were also taken into consideration. 2008 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21982/1/Rahul_Bedi_General_MBA_2008_EON_UK_Corporate_Risks_Individual_project.pdf Bedi, Rahul (2008) EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished) |
| spellingShingle | Bedi, Rahul EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT |
| title | EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT |
| title_full | EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT |
| title_fullStr | EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT |
| title_full_unstemmed | EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT |
| title_short | EON UK CORPORATE RISK ASSESSMENT |
| title_sort | eon uk corporate risk assessment |
| url | https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/21982/ |