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Sustainability management

Risk Management

SET strategically manages risk in economic, social and environmental aspects, to ensure that

it will be able to continually run business in an efficient and sustainable manner in the

ever-changing capital market environment.

SET implements enterprise risk management (ERM)

consistent with international risk management practices.

All SET executives and staff are aware of their roles as

risk owners and manage risks facing the organization.

The BoG is responsible for designating risk management

policies and framework for the organization and appointing

a Risk Management Committee to advise and make

recommendations to management to ensure that SET’s

risk management process is in line with specified policies

and international standards.

Operationally, management is responsible for managing

risk, setting up the policies in identifying risks, and

assessing the level of risk according to defined criteria.

The Risk Management Department coordinates and

supports processes and toolkits for risk owners, such as

Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) and Risk and Control Self-

Assessment (RCSA), to ensure efficient risk management

enterprise-wide. The Risk Management Department

reports progress to management and the Risk Management

Committee monthly, and to the BoG quarterly.

SET determines the risk management framework

according to Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of

the Treadway Commission (COSO) and ISO 31000:2009

Risk Management-Principles and Guidelines. SET has

identified the following risks: strategic, operational,

financial, and regulatory compliance risk. In addition,

SET has determined a risk appetite and tolerance

framework in order to manage risk within an acceptance

zone and avoiding a rejection zone.

Risk management structure

Risk management process

Strategic Risk

In 2015, SET continued to improve its risk management

by reviewing its policies and operational framework, carrying

out its business in line with its corporate strategy on

business expansion and supply chain quality development

to ensure that SET’s risk management plan adequately

covered each risk identified.

SET has identified and assessed the probability that its risk

and set measures would be able to manage the risks at

an acceptable level. SET also follows up on risks of new

products and services. SET has thus completed a

continuous and comprehensive review of the adequacy

and effectiveness of key risk management measures in

order to ensure that the risks would have been managed

in a timely manner, if they had occurred.