With contributions presented during the Second International Risk Management Conference, this second volume addresses important areas of risk management from a variety of angles and perspectives. The book will cover two separate tracksfinancial risk management and risk management and corporate strategiesand will be of interest to academic researchers and students in risk management, banking, and finance.

Paola De Vincentiis is a full professor of banking and finance at the University of Turin, Italy. She is the organizer of the Second International Risk Management Conference.

Francesca Culasso is a full professor in Business Administration at the University of Turin, Italy.  Her research interests are in management accounting, cost management, strategic management, governance, risk management, and the organizational behavioural aspects of accounting.

Stefano A. Cerrato is a full professor of company law at University of Turin, Italy. He received his JD from the same university in 2000 and holds a PhD in company law from Bocconi University, Italy. He is on the panel of arbitrators at Piedmont Arbitration Chamber, at National and International Arbitration Chamber in Milan, and at the Arbitration Chamber of Italys Anti-Corruption Authority in Rome (ANAC). He is admitted to plead in front of the supreme jurisdictions. He is founder and director ofthe Law ReviewGiurisprudenza arbitrale, and a member of the editorial scientific board of the following  Law Reviews:Giurisprudenza italiana,Giurisprudenza commerciale,AIDA - Annali italiani di diritto dautore, andNuovo Diritto Societario.

Section 1. Financial Risk Management.- 1. Accessibility and Transparency of P2P Lending Platforms; Damilano, M.; De Vincentiis, P.; Isaia, E.; Rovera, C.- 2. Crowdfunding and Risk Management: Evidence from Italy; Miglietta, N., Battisti, E., Graziano, E. A.- 3. Private Equity Evaluation Under IFRS 13: Do Market and Transaction Multiples Catch Firm-Specific Risk Factors?; Palea, V.; Rainero, C.; Migliavacca, A.- 4. Non-Financial Information and Risk Disclosure: Compliance Levels with Mandatory Requirements in the Italian Market; M., Rizzato, F., Busso, D., Fiandrino, S., Cantino, V.- 5. Mutual Correlation and Interaction on Capital Markets: Evidence of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina; Alihodzi, A.- 6. Who uses Trade Finance? Case-Based Evidence for Italian Exporters; Baldi F., Di Mauro R., Damilano M.- 7. Patient Investors Taxonomy: A Behavioral Approach; Rainero, C.; Modarelli, G.- 8. A Nonlinear Approach to Assess the Risk Reward Ratio Using the Machine Learning Technique; Schiesari, R.; Merella, P.- Section 2: Risk Management and Corporate Strategies.- 9. Board Diversity, Risk Management and Efficiency Evaluation. Evidence from European Listed Manufacturing Companies; Alfiero, S.; Cane, M.; Doronzo, R. ; Esposito, A.- 10. An Examination of Factors Affecting Excess Liquidity, Evidence from Islamic Banks in Malaysia; Ali, M.H.; Rosly, S.A.; Radwan, M.; Secinaro, S.- 11. Going Beyond Formalisation: Effective Risk Management in a Medium Company; Britzelmaier, B.; Ossola, G.; Crovini, C.- 12. Between Climate and Social Changes: how to Struggle Against Adverse Conditions in the Coffee Industry; Candelo, E.; Casalegno C.; Büchi, G.; Cerutti, M.- 13. Direct Compensation and Risk Management: a Key Study of the Insurance Factor; Gamba, V.; Venuti, F.; Forliano C.; Rotti R.- 14. Sharing Economy Risks: Opportunities or Threats for the Insurance Companies? Case Study: Iranian Insurance Industry; Ranjbari M.; Esfandabadi Z.S., Scagnelli S.D.- 15. IntegratedCommunication for Start-Ups: Toward an Innovative Framework; Mosca, F., Bianco, S., Pescitelli, C.- 16. Food Safety and Food Defence: an Investigation of Consumers Perception; Bonadonna A.; Peira, G.; Bollani, L; Rahimi, M.- 17. Product Risk and Life Cycle; Pellicelli, A. C.; Varese, E.; Bollani, L.