An Introduction to Risk Management

accepted accident air pollution areas assets become captive insurance company catastrophic cause chart check list co-ordination company style company's concern consequences considered constant risks contingency planning continued cost of loss damage dependent devices disaster effective employees ensure essential example existence extent factors fire frequency function future happens hazard identify important increase increasingly industry insurance market interruption involved kind law of large legislation liability loss locations loss control effort loss of earnings loss prevention materials means measures ment methods minimise necessary occur operations organised crime pollution possible premises premium prevention probability problem products liability Professional negligence protection range recognised records reduce reinsurance result risk financing Risk handling decisions risk identification risk management programme risk manager's social risk management specialist Stop-loss strict liability techniques threats to earnings trend type of loss variable risks vital vital records vulnerability Water pollution