Abstract

This article explores the interconnection between Risk Management, Corporate Governance and the critical challenge of insolvency in organizations. Risk Management emerges as a central pillar in the ability of companies to face uncertainties and crises, with the aim of protecting assets, sustaining operations and ensuring business continuity. Corporate Governance, in turn, lays the foundation for efficient risk management. It defines responsibilities, decision-making structure, and the integrity of the risk management process. However, insolvency remains a complex challenge. Poor risk management and failure to implement governance can lead to catastrophic consequences. In conclusion, Risk Management and Corporate Governance are essential pillars to prevent insolvency and ensure the resilience of organizations. The integrated approach of these elements in a globalized world contributes to informed decision-making, the sustainability of operations and the protection of the interests of all parties involved. By bringing together robust risk management strategies, strong governance, and a commitment to business continuity, organizations are better prepared to meet the dynamic challenges of today's business environment.

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