Bridging the Risk Management Gap: Adopting the Factor Endogenous Behaviour Aggregation (FEBA) Approach Beyond Banking

Yuri I. Sokolov

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Abstract: While the banking sector has long been at the forefront of risk management practices, other service industries often lag behind. This disparity is particularly evident in sectors where value-oriented management is crucial for maintaining competitiveness. This article focuses on the development and application of the Factor Endogenous Behaviour Aggregation (FEBA) approach in service industries such as healthcare and health resorts. In these sectors, risk management is typically handled on an ad hoc basis due to the absence of stringent regulatory requirements. Understanding and managing customer loyalty is crucial for sustained profitability and growth. In this context, the SOL (Satisfaction Outcome Loyalty) Solution, proposed by Sokolov (2015), emerges as a pivotal tool for quantifying various risks within the Service Profit Chain. The SOL Solution provides a structured approach to quantify risks associated with employee performance, customer satisfaction, and loyalty. By assigning numerical values to these risks, companies can better understand their impact on profitability. This quantification allows businesses to prioritize actions that will have the most significant positive impact on customer loyalty and profitability. The tool also enables predictive analysis, helping businesses foresee potential risks and opportunities by analyzing trends and patterns. *The approach was set up in “Interaction between market and credit risk: Focus on the endogeneity of aggregate risk” and mentioned in Roubini Global Economic Digest as “Advance in Credit Risk Management”.

Keywords: SOL Solution; Service Profit Chain; FEBA approach; competitiveness; healthcare; health resorts; satisfaction; loyalty; risk management (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: G32 I11 L80 M31 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024-06-13
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