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<strong>METRO</strong> GROUP : ANNUAL REPORT 2011 : BUSINESS<br />
→ GROUP MANAGEMENT REPORT : 11. Risk REPORT<br />
Risk management as a closed loop<br />
<strong>METRO</strong> Ag sALEs DiVisiONs/sEgMENTs<br />
1. Definition of rules<br />
→ Definition of principles and strategy<br />
→ Derivation of risk areas from target<br />
and control system<br />
→ Definition of processes and organisation<br />
→ provision of training material<br />
→ <strong>Group</strong> reporting<br />
4. Monitoring/control (centralised)<br />
→ validation of risk inventory<br />
→ Review of effectiveness by internal audit<br />
→ Internal risk management system controls<br />
The risk management system is organised as a closed loop<br />
to ensure the design’s effectiveness with respect to the<br />
defined risk management rules. In addition, this allows<br />
us to guarantee an effective implementation and continuous<br />
improvement of the system based on results<br />
and experiences.<br />
EBiT after Cost of Capital (EBiTaC) as a risk<br />
assessment criterion<br />
The value contribution, which we calculate as eBITaC<br />
(eBIT after Cost of Capital), is a key metric for corporate success.<br />
It corresponds to eBIT including special items from shape<br />
2012 principally periodised over four years less the cost of<br />
capital. The degree of readiness to assume risk also focuses<br />
on this key metric and thus follows the principle of sustainably<br />
increasing enterprise value. In principle, MeTRo GRoUp<br />
takes entrepreneurial risks only if they are manageable and<br />
if the opportunities involved promise reasonable value added.<br />
1 2<br />
EFFECTiVENEss<br />
OF DEsigN<br />
4<br />
EFFECTiVENEss OF<br />
iMPLEMENTATiON<br />
3<br />
strict risk policy principles<br />
→ p. 157<br />
2. introduction and implementation<br />
→ Introduction of risk management system<br />
→ process implementation<br />
→ Compilation of risk reports by units<br />
and functions<br />
→ organisation of training programmes and<br />
knowledge transfer<br />
3. Monitoring/control (decentralised)<br />
→ self-assessment of risk management<br />
effectiveness<br />
→ Internal risk management controls<br />
→ Confirmation by management<br />
Risks incurred in conjunction with the core processes of<br />
wholesaling and retailing are borne by MeTRo GRoUp. The<br />
core processes include the development and implementation<br />
of business models, decisions on store locations, and the<br />
procurement and sale of merchandise and services. Risks<br />
from support processes are reduced within the <strong>Group</strong> or,<br />
where this appears sensible, transferred to third parties. In<br />
principle, we do not assume risks that are not related to core<br />
processes or support processes.<br />
Clearly defined risk management details<br />
The coordinated application of risk management tools is<br />
assured by the compilation of all relevant facts in guidelines.<br />
These include the articles of association and by-laws<br />
of <strong>Group</strong> companies, internal <strong>Group</strong> procedures and the risk<br />
management manual of MeTRo aG, which provides information<br />
on how the risk management system works, offers a<br />
comprehensive overview of potential risk areas, assigns