This case study examines BP PLC's (British Petroleum) risk management practices, focusing on risk review, monitoring, and communication. The report begins with an introduction to BP, highlighting its global operations and the potential risks it faces, including economic, environmental, and operational risks. It delves into BP's risk assurance processes, describing the types of risks the company encounters and the methods used for risk identification, analysis, evaluation, and treatment. The study further explores BP's risk monitoring practices, emphasizing the importance of continuous assessment and mitigation strategies. The report also covers risk communication and culture within BP, discussing internal control mechanisms, the use of the GRC framework (Governance, Risk management, and Compliance), and the three lines of defense model. It concludes by emphasizing the need for BP to prioritize risk management, recommending strategies such as risk avoidance, adherence to risk management processes, and the adoption of best practices to protect the company and its stakeholders. The case study offers a comprehensive overview of BP's approach to managing various types of risk, including financial, environmental, and operational risks, and provides recommendations for improvement.