Lecture 8 Flashcards
what are consequential (net income) loss potentials?
conditions that may result in a reduction in revenues and/or increase in expenses due to the disruption of nominal operations caused by some other event (loss)
net income exposures
traditionally have represented the reduction in revenues or increase in expenses due to the disruption of normal operations caused by a property loss
peril for consequential property loss to property owned by the organization/individual exposed to net income loss
- causing org to be unable to provide services/products when property is unavailable (hotels, restaurants)
- able to provide services/products, but only with increased expenses (transferring patients/generators at a hospital)
peril for consequential property loss to property owned by an org./person other than the one exposed to net income loss
supply chain risk
possible counter party risk (other party fails to fulfill in contract)
credit risk
key buyer
walmart buys from kimberly clarke (huge source of income for kc)
key supplier
farmer cannot provide goods for restaurant (nitty gritty buns)
magnet org
one that draws customers and then all the orgs around them benefit (game days)
consequential exposures hazards
- uniqueness of underlying property
- extent of dependency on the property-how much of business related to it
Peril for consequential liability exposure
report of potential legal liability
- poor public relations (lose customers, incur expenses to keep customers)
- alter currently/potentially productive operations (remove from or never offer product/service, incure additional safety costs)
peril for consequential personnel exposure
- reduced revenues due to loss of key employees
- increased expenses to continue to operate despite loss of employee
- reduced income due to reduced morale/productivity
hazards for consequential loss due to legal liability or personnel events
- uniqueness (if big portion is from one employee big problem)
- dependency