A) When you can buy insurance policy B) Risks can never be avoided C) When the risk event is has a very high probability of occurrence and high impact D) When the risk event is has a very low probability of occurrence and high impact
A) Moral hazard B) Physical hazard C) Objective risk D) Peril
A) Speculative risk B) Enterprise risk C) Pure risk D) Financial risk
A) Risk avoidance B) Risk retention C) Risk transfer D) Risk control
A) Both I and II B) II only C) I only D) Neither I nor II
A) Risk Appetite B) Risk exposure C) Diversifiable risk D) Moral risk
A) Premium pricing B) Diversification C) Listing D) Product development
A) I only B) Both I and II C) Neither I and II D) II only
A) Physical inspections B) Risk analysis questionnaires C) Currency exchange rate D) Past losses
A) Shifting of loss consequences to wealthy group of people B) Shifting of loss consequences to self-insurance program C) Shifting of loss consequences to third party D) Shifting of loss consequences to well-diversified portfolio
A) All of the above B) Risk at least with one possible C) Risk with two possible outcomes D) None of the above
A) Risk Diversification B) Risk Transfer C) Risk Avoidance D) Risk Transfer
A) Neither True or False B) Either True or False C) True D) False
A) Evaluating the risks B) Reviewing the risks C) Selecting the best method to handle the risks D) Identifying the risks
A) Analysis of the cost of different techniques for handling losses B) Continuing operations after a loss C) Meeting internally imposed obligations D) Reduction of anxiety
A) The chance of loss for certain loss exposures may be reduced to zero B) It can be used for any loss exposure facing a firm
A) Risk prevention B) Risk transfer C) Risk avoidance D) Risk retention
A) Risk retention B) Risk avoidance C) Risk transfer D) Risk retention
A) Technology issues B) Legal liabilities C) Planning D) Strategic management errors
A) Data Banking B) Data Collection C) Data Analysis D) Data Forecasting
A) Risk Management Manuscript Policy B) Risk Management Policy Statement C) Risk Management Binder D) Risk Management Manual
A) Liability Risks are risks associated in with building calamities B) Most individuals in highly industrialized countries carry no insurance C) Theft is a diversifiable risks D) The Law of Large Numbers is used in Risk Pooling
A) Operational risks B) Strategic risks C) Financial risks D) Assumption risks
A) Severity of losses B) Frequency of loss C) Probable maximum losses D) Maximum possible losses
A) If a risk management program is properly designed, periodic review of the program is unnecessary B) The risk manager is an important part of a firm's management team C) A risk management policy statement can be used to educate top executives about the risk management process D) In order to properly identify the loss exposures, the risk manager needs the cooperation of the departments |