Topic 2A: Enterprise Risk Management Flashcards

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What are the objectives of risk management?

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  1. business continuity
  2. maintain a level of tolerable uncertainty
  3. legal and regulatory compliance
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What four costs of risk are most common? Describe them.

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  1. cost of accidentall losses that occur–not reimbursed by insurance
  2. cost of risk control techniques–lower frequency and/or severity
  3. cost of risk transfer techniques–insurance premiums
  4. loss of goodwill–damage to reputation
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3
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What’s the main difference between traditional and enterprise RM?

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traditional: RM is delegated to each department
enterprise: holistic, entire org responsible for all RM

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4
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List the four quadrants of risk.

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hazard risk
operational risk
financial risk
strategic risk

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5
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Describe each of the exposures of hazard risk.

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property exposures: legal interest in property

liability exposures: firm could be legally held responsible for injury of third party

consequential loss: org suffer primary loss -> org suffer secondary loss

personnel exposures: employee suffer primary loss -> org suffer secondary loss

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What’s the difference between a primary and secondary loss?

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primary: direct property, liability, etc.
secondary: decrease in revenue, increase in expenses, or both

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What operational risks is a firm exposed to?

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people/employees
process
systems
external events

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What three types of financial risk do firms face?

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market risk: unsure about asset future value due to changes in market for that asset

credit risk: uncertainty of third party defaults an agreement

price risk: uncertainty of changing revenue or cost due to changes in input/output prices

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