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Risk

Possibility of loss


Lack of knowledge


Uncertainty about outcome of situation

Difference between risk and chance?

Risk is the possibility of loss with no gain. Chance implies doubt about the outcome, but the outcome is usually favorable.

Peril

An event which could result in a loss

Hazard

A factor which may influence the outcome of a loss



Increases severity & frequency

Types of risks individuals are exposed to

Personal: relating to loss of life or income arising from death, disability or unemployment



Property: possessions or property of own



Liability: arises out of our obligations to others

Types of risks businesses are are exposed to

Personal:



Property:



Liability: arise out of the ownership, use or occupancy of a premises. May also be a risk as a result of the product themselves

Risk management

Minimization (at minimal cost) of the detrimental effects of a loss by identifying, measuring and controlling the risk

How is risk identified?

Determining which peril (event) could occur and result in a loss

How is risk measured?

Determine likelihood of frequency and severity of any resulting loss

Methods of controlling risk

- reduce or illiminate it by preventive measures



- assume or retaining



- transferring by means of insurance

3 ways of assuming or retaining risk

- ignore



- set up insurance fund



- set up insurance company

How does purchasing insurance enables an individual or business to control a risk?

Purchasing insurance enables an individual/business to control a risk by transferring the responsibility to someone who has better financial resources and thus a better way to withstand a loss

Insurance

Sharing the losses of a few individuals in a group who suffers among the many members of a group who don't

Indemnify

To be put back in the same financial position as just prior to the loss

What must insurance cover?

Payment of losses suffered by those who have a claim



Reserve for losses that have occurred by not yet reported



Reserve for returns of partial premiums not yet earned



Cost of managing the pot

Reserves

Funds required by law to be set aside for losses reported but not yet paid, not yet reported losses and to cover unearned premium