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Effect of Risk Management Practices on Organization Performance of Grand Guardian Tokio Marine General Insurance (Han Ni Tun, 2024) Han Ni Tun This study aims to analyze the impact of risk management techniques on the organizational performance of Grand Guardian Tokio Marine Insurance (GGI Tokio Marine). The study seeks to analyze the impact of risk management practices on the organizational performance of GGI Tokio Marine. To achieve this, the study will identify and analyze the specific risk management practices employed by the company. The research is predicated on the opinions of 67 GGI Tokio Marine managers. A basic random sampling technique is applied. Using structural questionnaires, primary data is gathered from managerial-level GGI Tokio Marine employees and analyzed using descriptive methods. This study employs six risk management practices as independent variables to ascertain the impact of these factors on an organization's performance. These practices encompass risk identification, risk analysis and assessment, risk mitigation, risk monitoring, compliance regulation, and risk evaluation. The study demonstrates a strong consensus among employees regarding their perception of risk management practices. The study reveals that risk analysis and assessment and compliance regulation has the greatest effect on the organization performance of GGI Tokio Marine. Among six risk management practices, GGI Tokio Marine should pay more attention to compliance since it has the greatest effect on firm performance. GGI Tokio Marine can enhance their compliance regulation practices by developing a comprehensive compliance framework, embracing automation, adapting to regulatory shifts, and collaborating with regulatory bodies and international stakeholders for further insurance regulation standards and compliance guidelines. 2024-06-01 https://meral.edu.mm/records/9862