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Performance Risks
Performance risks arise when a business or its team fails to meet expected goals, affecting productivity and customer satisfaction.
Finance Risks
Tied to liquidity, market exposure, or credit instability, finance risks directly affect a company's solvency. They require robust forecasting, sound governance, and swift financial response.
Operational Risks
These risks emerge from the inner workings of an organization—technology failures, process inefficiencies, or human mistakes. If left unaddressed, they disrupt core operations and erode trust.
Performance risks refer to the possibility that a business, its employees, or systems may not perform as intended. This can result from poor planning, lack of skills, outdated technology, or inefficient processes. These risks can lead to missed deadlines, reduced quality, loss of clients, and ultimately, lower profitability. To mitigate performance risks, entrepreneurs should set clear KPIs, invest in training, use performance monitoring tools, and regularly evaluate processes to ensure continuous improvement.