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Risk Management Process

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Risk Management Process

Given the size of the EDP Group and its geographical diversity, it is important to define a transversal and consistent process at the level of the various Platforms and Regions, which at the same time recognises the heterogeneity of the businesses and activities in which the Group operates. In this way, risk management in the EDP Group is structured around five main phases (identification, analysis, evaluation, treatment, and monitoring), complemented by a prior phase of establishing the context, and by adequate levels of communication between the various stakeholders:

i. Establishing the context

  • Assessment of the external and internal environment
  • Defining the fundamentals for risk management

ii. Identification

  • Comprehensive mapping of key risks (and representation in structured taxonomy)

iii. Analysis

  • Establishment of risk criteria
  • Risk Materiality Analysis (qualitative and quantitative)

iv. Assessment

  • Exposure Assessment in light of risk appetite
  • Definition of treatment strategies to implement

v. Treatment

  • Implementation and execution of the established treatment plan

vi. Monitoring

  • Monitoring and reporting the evolution of risk indicators, materialization of events and progress of treatment measures

vii. Communication

  • Continuous and bidirectional communication between relevant stakeholders
Risk management process circular diagram showing seven interconnected phases: establishing context, identification, analysis, assessment, treatment, monitoring, and communication with connecting lines indicating process flow
Fundamental phases Preliminary/continuos phases

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