Business continuity

In the case of an institution, the ability to carry out ongoing business operations without interruption (the state of uninterrupted business operations). In detail, this includes all the organizational, technical and staffing measures employed in order to ensure the continuation of core business activities in the event of sustained and severe disruption. – See Event Risk, Flash Crash, Information Assurance, IT Risks, Catastrophe Risk, Models Task Force, Emergency System, Pandemic, Rating Steps, Risk, Banking, Risk, Personnel, Risk Capital, Economic, Phantom Risks, Power Risk, System Collapse, System Risk, Deaf Money, Technology Risks.

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