IBM is a global enterprise operating in more than 160 countries and therefore needs to constantly monitor the risks that could affect its business. Changes in a country's regulatory, macroeconomic, and socioeconomic environments are all factors that could affect business opportunities. It is important to have an aggregated view of these indicators and be able to combine this data with internal, company-specific data. To accomplish this, IBM has deployed methodologies and tools to identify, assess, and monitor risks in the context of business operations. At the core of these efforts are two tools: the Country Financial Risk Scorecard (CFRS) and the Treasury Risk Scorecard (TRS). CFRS combines IBM's country-level financial information with each country's external macroeconomic profile. CFRS aggregates data from 18 data sources, providing a single financial risk reporting environment for country finance leaders. CFRS allows for risk comparison across countries by assigning a computed risk score based on each country's internal and external data. In addition, the TRS is built on the same aggregated data as CFRS while allowing user inputs in order to gather qualitative data not systematically available. Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) technologies and weighted-scoring rules provide analytical capabilities for risk categories applicable to treasury operations.