Growth Management

Inadequate formulation and execution of strategic decisions is strongly implicated in the financial crisis. A better handle on strategic risk can avoid recurrences of unsustainable, overly rapid growth.

Monday, October 04, 2010 , By Marthias Schmit and Lin-Sya Chao

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The financial crisis has revealed the weaknesses and unsustainability of the growth achieved by several financial institutions that frequently did not adequately account for strategic risk in their organizations.

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