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 B. Results of operations
Summary of the standalone operating performance:
Income
Revenue from operations Other income
Total income
Expenses
Employee benefits expense
Finance costs
Depreciation and amortisation expenses Other expenses
Total expenses Profit before tax
Revenue analysis
Other income (net)
Other income increased to C 493.26 crore from C 272.83 crore in the previous year. This was mainly due to dividend on investments.
Expense analysis
Expenses for the year ended December 31, 2023 totaled C 1,358.24 crore as against C 1,275.09 crore in previous year.
Risk management
CRISIL has a robust risk management framework, with governance and oversight from CRISIL’s Board of Directors.
CRISIL’s Risk Management Policy outlines the key accountabilities and responsibilities for managing risks at CRISIL. We have a balanced approach to risk management, mitigating risks to an acceptable level to protect our reputation and brand, while supporting the achievement of operational and strategic goals and objectives.
Risk assessments are conducted periodically, and the Company has a mechanism to identify, assess, mitigate and monitor various risks to key business objectives. CRISIL’s Internal Risk Management Committee, comprising senior members of the leadership team, provides governance and oversight to the process. CRISIL has a dedicated President – Risk and Compliance, who drives the risk management agenda.
Integrity Insight Impact
(C crore)
 Particulars
 Year ended December 31,
 2023
  % of revenue
  2022
  % of revenue
    1,628.36
 77
 493.26
 23
 2121.62
100
   802.40
 38
 3.28
 0
 66.92
  3
 485.64
 23
 1,358.24
 64
 763.38
 36
   1,444.12 84
272.83 16
1,716.95 100
713.39 42
5.61 0
67.85 4
488.24 28
1,275.09 74
441.86 26
Risk Assessment is a combination of bottom-up and strategic views of key risks facing the business across all segments and functions, arrived at in consultation with the relevant leaders and tempered by an independent assessment. Key risks are reviewed periodically and assigned a probability of occurrence and potential impact (financial and non-financial). Mitigation plans are designed, discussed, implemented and monitored on a periodic basis.
The key business risks and our mitigation strategies are highlighted below:
1. Business Risks
The challenging macroeconomic environment and volatile geopolitical situation can impact or elongate the decision-making process of our clients, posing challenges to the international business in 2024. We continuously monitor the economic impact of geopolitical and macroeconomic challenges and take appropriate actions, such as aligning sales efforts to reflect evolving client prioritisation and market preferences. Enhancing our presence in white spaces and venturing into new geographies are our preferred routes for diversifying our revenue mix.
To mitigate the risk arising from revenue dependence on any one business, CRISIL has diversified into new products and services, offered across business segments. To address the risk of dependence on a few
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