Risk management Flashcards

1
Q

A probability of threat of damage, injury, liability, loss, or any other negative occurrence that is caused by external or internal venerability

A

Risk

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2
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Possibility of losses associated with assets and earnings potential of a firm

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Business risk

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3
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Uncertainty associated with an investment decision

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Market risk

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4
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Uncertainty associated with a situation where only loss or no loss can occur
-No win situation

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Pure risk

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5
Q

Process for identifying, assessing, and prioritizing certain kinds of events happening to or having an impact on a business intending to reduce or eliminate risk
-The goal of any business

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Risk management

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6
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What are the types of risk to be considered?

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  1. Property risk
  2. Liability risk
  3. Personal risk
  4. Financial risk
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7
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Property ownership = property risk
-Real property
-Personal property

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Property risk

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8
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The cost to replace/ rebuild property at current prices
-cost to build

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Replacement value

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9
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Depreciated value of property
-insurance terms
-book value
-tied to a location

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Actual cash value (ACV)

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10
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Cause of loss either through natural events or through the actions of people
-Windstorms, earth quakes, flood, lightning

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Peril

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11
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Direct vs indirect loss:
1. ___: physical damage
2. ___: inability to perform operations due to ___ loss

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  1. Direct
  2. Indirect
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12
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Where does risk come in terms of liability risk?

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  1. Statutes
  2. Contracts
  3. Torts
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13
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Liability risk from laws imposed
-Workers comp

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Statutory liability

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14
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Liability risk from contracts
- ___: assumes financial consequences of another party’s legal liability

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Contractual liability
-Indemnification clause

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15
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Liability risk that can arise due to injuries sustained because of the business
-Premises
-Operations
-Cars
-Employees
-Employment practices
-Professional services

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Tort liability

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16
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Types of product liability:
1. Defect resulting from a problem that occurs during the manifesting process, causing the product to subsequently not be made according to specifications
2. A defect resulting from a dangerous design even though the product was made according to specifications
3. Defect resulting from failure to convey to the user that hazards are associated with a product or to provide adequate instructions on safe product use

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  1. Manufacture defect
  2. Design defect
  3. Marketing defect
17
Q

Risk that directly affects individual employees but may have an indirect impact on the business as well
-Premature death
-Poor employee health
-Insufficient retirement income

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Personnel risk

18
Q

What is the risk management processs?

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Step 1. Identify and understand the risks
Step 2. Evaluate the potential severity of each risk
Step 3. Select methods to manage risks
Step 4. Implement the decision
Step 5. Review and evaluate

19
Q

Minimizing the potential losses by preventing, avoiding, and reducing risk

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Risk control

20
Q

Methods of risk control:
Keeping loses from happening

A

Loss prevention

21
Q

Methods of risk control:
Choosing not to engage in hazardous activities
-Ex. employee trainings

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Loss avoidance

22
Q

Methods of risk control:
Lessening the frequency, severity, or unpredictability of potential losses

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Loss reduction

23
Q

The equitable transfer of the risk of a loss, from one entity to another
-Primarily used to hedge against the risk of a contingent or uncertain loss

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Insurance

24
Q

What are the two types of insurance?

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  1. Property and casualty (business)
  2. Life and health (people)
25
Q

Type of property/ casualty insurance:
Insures buildings and personal property. Can be insured up to replacement value or actual cash value
-Two common approaches
1. ___: identifies the specific peril covered
2. ___: all perils are covered except those expressly excluded

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Property insurance
1. Named peril
2. All-risk

26
Q

Provision in property insurance policy that requires the owner to have at least 80% of what it would cost to rebuild the building or replace the personal property

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Coinsurance clause

27
Q

Part of property insurance that protects the company during the period necessary to restore property damaged by insurance peril

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Business interruption

28
Q

Type of property/ casualty insurance:
Provides monetary benefits to business that has experiences unforeseen perils

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Casualty insurance

29
Q

Type of property/ casualty insurance:
Coverage for general liability loss exposure
-Premises liability
-Operations liability
-Product liability
-Completed operations liability
-Personal and advertising injury liability

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Commercial general liability insurance (CGL)

30
Q

Type of property/ casualty insurance:
Coverage primarily against employee dishonesty
-Fund transfer fraud coverage that protects against criminal transfer of funds and hacking schemes

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Crime insurance

31
Q

Coverage that provides benefits to employees injured at work

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Worker’s comp

32
Q

Contract whereby the insurer assumes the risk of death of insured for a specific time with no cash surrender value
-Ex. 30 year term someone gets at age 30. They are no longer covered after age 60

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Term life policy

33
Q

Insurance that covers an insured for life and accumulates cash surrender value
-Ex. payout no matter age

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Whole life policy

34
Q

Insurance product combining features or both whole and term

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Universal life policies

35
Q

What does an HMO (health maintenance organization) cover?

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In network

36
Q

What does a PPO (preferred provider organization) cover

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In and out of network

37
Q

Provides income to individuals who can no longer work because of disability

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Disability insurance

38
Q

Insurance that protects a firm against losses due to the death of a key employee

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Key life insurance