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The Risk Management Process
The Risk Management Process
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Dishonesty or character defects that increase frequency or severity of loss
Legal Hazard
Hazard
Morale Hazard
Moral Hazard
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Dividing assets exposed to a loss to minimize the harm from a single event
Duplication
Separation
Diversification
Prevention
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All major risks faced by a business firm
Speculative Risk
Systemic Risk
Enterprise Risk
Pure Risk
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Having back ups or copies of important documents or data in case a loss occurs
Separation
Diversification
Prevention
Duplication
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Carelessness or indifference to a loss which increases the frequency or severity of loss
Legal Hazard
Physical Hazard
Moral Hazard
Morale Hazard
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The process of selecting and classifying applicants for insurance
Risk Management
Claims Management
Underwriting
Rating
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Characteristics of a system, or regulatory environment that increase frequency or severity of losses
Moral Hazard
Morale Hazard
Legal Hazard
Physical Hazard
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Tendency of a person with higher than average risk of loss to seek insurance at a standard rate
Social Insurance
Fortuitous Loss
Law of Large Numbers
Adverse Selection
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Refers to measures to reduce the frequency of a particular loss
Loss Frequency
Loss Prevention
Loss Severity
Loss Reduction
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Cause of a loss
Physical Hazard
Pure Risk
Subjective Probability
Peril
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Fraudulent claims do what to society
Drive Up Business Costs
Make People Feel Bad
Put Fraudsters in Jail
Increase Costs of Insurance
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The insured is restored or made whole to the same position prior to the loss
Indemnification
Insured
Reinsurance
Surety Bond
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Financial loss that results incidentally from a direct physical loss or theft
Margin Loss
Consequential Loss
Direct Loss
Indirect Loss
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An insurer owned by a parent, association or group to cover loss exposures
Captive Insurer
Commercial Insurer
Personal Line Insurer
Business Insurer
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An ideally insurable risk is
The Loss must be accidental and unintentional
The Loss should not be catastrophic
The Loss must be catastrophic
Premium is not too expensive
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Uncertainty concerning the chance of loss
Loss Prevention
Peril
Hazard
Risk
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With greater number of exposures, actual results reach probable results
Law of Consistency
Law of Statistics
Law of Large Numbers
Law of Practicality
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Situation in which either profit or loss is possible
Speculative Risk
Pure Risk
Non-diversifiable Risk
Diversifiable Risk
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The relative variation of actual loss from expected loss
Loss Exposure
Chance of Loss
Subjective Risk
Objective Risk
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Covers an Insured's legal liability arising from property damage or bodily injury
Property Insurance
Health Insurance
Health Insurance
Liability Insurance