B.Com (Risk Management) - Importance of Risk Management in Business
An undergraduate course in commerce will give a wide choice to students to purse career either in various domains of finance or go for higher education in commerce and management field. A student can chose to start career and grow up ladder slowly or acquire additional qualifications to give pace to career growth. CIMA is the world’s largest professional body of management accountants offering the most relevant accounting qualification for a career in business. If you are considering a career in business and finance, the CIMA qualification will open doors with employers all over the world. Increase your chances of career success by studying with CIMA to become a Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA). On completion of the CIMA qualification and becoming a CIMA member, you are automatically entitled to the CGMA designation. It will add global power to your CV, showcase your value around the world and demonstrate your business acumen, ethics and commitment.
B.Com Risk Management degree along with CIMA is one of the niche courses offered by Jain University. B.Com covers basic concepts like Financial Accounting, Business Mathematics, Business Economics, Marketing Management, Basic Taxation, Financial Reporting, Business Laws and Auditing. CIMA certification covers subject like Organizational Management, Management Accounting, Financial Reporting, Strategic Management and Risk Management with industry perspective. Students would need to complete Operational level, Management level and Strategic level to become eligible for certification.
Popularly known as risk management course, CIMA is a program which is generally done after B.Com or equivalent course by students who are proficient in finance. This program can also be done along with B.Com degree at Jain University as this will save time and add value to their degree and also enhance their chances of campus placements in any reputed organizations.
Risk management can be classified based on many factors. Some of these are the top factors are -
- Business or Operational: Arising from people, products or processes
- Country: Risk might be political or economic or regulatory instability
- Environmental: May occur due to economic, political, socio-cultural, technological or legal changes
- Financial: Credit risk, currency risk, interest rate risk, or liquidity risk
- Reputational: Damage to an entity’s reputation as a result failure to manage
- Strategic Risk: Risks restricting from the entity’s strategy and pose the greatest threat to the achievement of strategy

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