PFMP · Question #258
A portfolio manager is gathering data from one of the approved portfolio components and requests that senior stakeholders in governance roles analyze the risks and benefits associated with…
The correct answer is D. Risk review. When the primary focus of the meeting is analyzing the risks and benefits associated with a specific component - particularly to determine whether to continue it - this is a risk review meeting. Risk review meetings are specifically designed for governance stakeholders to…
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A portfolio manager is gathering data from one of the approved portfolio components and requests that senior stakeholders in governance roles analyze the risks and benefits associated with continuing the project. This analysis should occur at which type of meeting?
Options
- AChange management
- BKey stakeholder
- CPortfolio review
- DRisk review
How the community answered
(39 responses)- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D95% (37)
Explanation
When the primary focus of the meeting is analyzing the risks and benefits associated with a specific component - particularly to determine whether to continue it - this is a risk review meeting. Risk review meetings are specifically designed for governance stakeholders to examine risk exposure, weigh benefits versus risks, and make informed continuation decisions. A change management meeting (A) addresses changes to scope or processes. A key stakeholder meeting (B) is broader in purpose. A portfolio review meeting (C) covers overall portfolio performance across all components, not risk analysis of a single component.
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