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| Case Details: | Price: |  
						| Case Code | : | ERMT-004 | For delivery in electronic format: Rs. 300; For delivery through courier (within India): Rs. 300 + Shipping & Handling Charges extra
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						| Case Length | : | 11 Pages |  
						| Period | : | 2003 |  
						| Pub Date | : | 2003 |  
						| Teaching Note | : | Not Available |  
						| Organization | : | - |  
						| Industry | : | Aero Engines |  
						| Countries | : | UK | 
 
 
					
						| Abstract:
Rolls Royce, a leading player in the global civil aero engine market, was also a 
leader in the defence, marine and energy markets. Rolls Royce faced several 
risks. These included product development risks, marketing risks, foreign 
exchange risk, interest rate risk, commodity risk and credit risk. The case 
outlines the risks, and the mechanisms Rolls Royce employs to deal with these 
risks. |   
 |  Contents:Keywords:Enterprise risk management at Rolls Royce, Henry Royce, 
Charles Rolls, Aero engine, Product development risk at Rolls Royce, Marketing 
risk at Rolls Royce, Financial risk at Rolls Royce, Interest rate risk, 
Commodity risk, Credit risk, Strategy, General management, Ford Motors, Boeing 
Enterprise Risk Management at Rolls Royce
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