Risk Flashcards

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Pure RIsk

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A loss with 100% chance of happening

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Impossible loss

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has zero percent chance of happening
Ex) A hurricane destorying two data centers on oppisite sides of the world

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Pure Risk

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Results in either loss or no loss
Ex) Fire, flood, death

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Speculative Risk

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Gain, loss, or no gain or loss
Ex) Buying a stock, gambling

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5
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Static Risk

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Does not significantly change over time

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6
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Dynamic Risk

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Arises out of changing circumstances

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7
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Diversifiable Risks

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Not highly correlated (separate incidents that don’t affect each other)

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Non diversifiable

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One event impacts a lot of different things
Ex) Hurricane wipes out hundreds of homes

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Objective Risk

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Measurable variation in uncertain outcomes based on facts and data

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Subjective Risk

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An individual’s view of uncertainty or the situation involving risk

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Expected Loss (EL)

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What we expect to lose - based on experience, data, or other means

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Actual Losses (AL)

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Losses that actually occur

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13
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How does one measure risk (formula)

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(AL - EL)/EL

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14
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Peril (1st factor)

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  • The immediate cause of the loss
    Ex) Fire, flood, theft
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Frequency of the loss (2nd factor)

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How often do losses occur
- What is the likelihood of a loss

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Severity of the loss (3rd Factor)

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How bad was the loss in terms of $$$

17
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Hazard (4th Factor)

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The “Why”

18
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Physical Hazard

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Location, construction, or use
Ex) Living at the beach, building made out of wood, university classroom vs a church

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Moral Hazard

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When someone behaves differently because they know they have insurance

20
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Morale Hazard

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Carelessness concerning loss
- Has nothing to do with whether the person has insurance or not

21
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Expected Cost of Loss

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Money that comes from losses

22
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Cost to manage/Risk management expenditures

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  • Cost to prevent a risk from happening
    Ex) Money spent to make a place safe, research on vaccine
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Damage to Society/Loss of Goods or Services

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What is lost as a result of the risk
Ex) Loosing jobs, loved ones, mental health issues