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How much can you take?

Given recent events, energy firms need to fundamentally re-think how they estimate their risk tolerance. Maria Kielmas asks what has prompted this soul-searching

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Of all risk management jargon the term ‘acceptable risk’ has been one that has always seemed self-explanatory. It is a phrase often used in finance, engineering, health and safety regulations and even personal behaviour to describe a threshold level of risk beyond which a company will not trade, an engineering design may not function or public or private safety cannot be guaranteed.

But the

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