Q: 9
Monitoring new rules or legislation to determine how they affect the finances and administration of
a business is an example of assessing:
Options
Discussion
Option B Strategic looks tempting, but regulatory risk is what this scenario is testing.
Kind of reads like A to me, since changes in laws can push big strategy shifts, not just compliance. A
B . The scenario is classic regulatory risk but could see A if it was more about major strategy shifts.
Probably B. Had something like this in a mock, it's definitely regulatory risk.
B or D? If the monitoring is strictly about law impact on operations, it's B. Still, if the legislation mainly affects reputation (like ethics rules), D might fit. I'm pretty sure it's B for most scenarios though-anyone see it different?
B , unless the new law is only about public perception then D could fit but here it's regulatory.
Makes sense to choose B here. The question really focuses on rule tracking and compliance, so that's classic regulatory risk.
Probably D, since public image can be impacted by new laws, not just compliance. Could be wrong here.
B
This looks like one from my exam last year, in practice, that's B.
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