How the bod should have been instrumental at organization

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Pick one of the main characters in any of the THREE frauds-ZZZZBest, Regina Vacuum, or ESM Government Securities.

This week we discussed Risk Management, philosophy, risk appetite, and risk tolerance.

How do these topics relate to ONE of the frauds you sanw this week? Give an example how the BOD should have been instrumental at the organization discussed.

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