riskikategooriatesse
Riskikategooriatesse, a term commonly used in Estonian risk management literature, refers to the classification of risk events or exposures into distinct categories based on shared characteristics such as likelihood, impact, type, and source. This categorization framework helps organizations systematically assess and prioritize potential threats across various operational, financial, legal, and strategic domains. The term itself is a compound of “risk” (risk), “kategooria” (category), and “atesse” (into), and it implies the process of sorting risks into meaningful groups for analysis.
In practice, riskikategooriatesse often involves a matrix of probability versus consequence, with additional dimensions such as
The classification supports regulatory reporting, internal audit, and decision‑making. In Estonia, the National Board of Tax
Key benefits of implementing riskikategooriatesse include improved resource allocation, clearer communication among stakeholders, and stronger alignment