PFMP · Question #176
An organization establishes a new portfolio to initiate a new division. A new management team from a wide variety of competitors is hired. The portfolio manager reviews the potential portfolio risks w
The correct answer is C. Develop and review the risk register.. When team members from diverse backgrounds hold widely varying views of portfolio risks, developing and reviewing the risk register is the best approach to build a shared, common understanding. The risk register is a collaborative, structured document that captures all identified
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An organization establishes a new portfolio to initiate a new division. A new management team from a wide variety of competitors is hired. The portfolio manager reviews the potential portfolio risks with the new management team members, who have very different views of the risks based on various backgrounds and levels of experience. Which approach should the portfolio manager use to develop a common understanding of the portfolio risks among team members?
Options
- APerform and review the risk prioritization.
- BPerform and review a Monte Carlo simulation.
- CDevelop and review the risk register.
- DDevelop and review a risk probability and impact matrix.
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A5% (2)
- B13% (5)
- C79% (31)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
When team members from diverse backgrounds hold widely varying views of portfolio risks, developing and reviewing the risk register is the best approach to build a shared, common understanding. The risk register is a collaborative, structured document that captures all identified risks, their descriptions, owners, and assessments in one place, giving everyone a unified reference. Risk prioritization (A) and probability/impact matrix (D) are downstream analysis steps that assume risks are already commonly understood. A Monte Carlo simulation (B) is a quantitative technique for analyzing known risks, not for establishing a shared vocabulary among a diverse team.
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