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Includes financial / non-financial, pure / speculative, particular / fundamental, homogeneous, emerging risks, reputational risks
Includes upside, downside, operational, corporate risk
For example, the complexity of modern life creating new risks, volatility: frequency and severity of disasters both natural and man-made, corporate crises, societal risk aversion, compensation culture, government's readiness to introduce legislation
Analyse the need for risk information.
Evaluate methods of collecting risk information.
Includes probability, severity, risk mapping.
Includes risk appetite: financial, legal, moral.
Analyse the use and content of risk registers in risk evaluation, including the importance of regular review.
Timing: before, during, after events and including Nature: prevention, containment, hard/soft.
Insurance: insurability, benefits of insurance, co-insurance. Other risk transfer mechanisms: commercial contracts, disclaimers, self- insurance, alternative risk transfer (ART) and captives.
Explain the generic risk management process and the role of enterprise risk management (ERM).
Analyse risk management services available in the market.