CMA Final · Entrepreneurship and Startup · Risk Management Strategies
Case: Tarang Mobility, an electric scooter startup, plans a launch. The founders set aside a contingency fund to absorb minor warranty claims from its own resources, while buying product liability insurance only for large claims above a high threshold. This combined approach is best described as:
It is risk retention for small losses combined with risk transfer for severe losses. The startup funds minor warranty claims from its own contingency fund, while insurance covers only large claims above a high threshold. Because both methods are used, it is not complete transfer, avoidance or elimination.
- APure risk avoidance
- BRisk retention for small losses with transfer of severe lossesCorrect
- CComplete risk transfer
- DRisk elimination
Explanation
Small, frequent warranty claims are borne from the firm's own fund, which is retention. Insurance above a high threshold transfers the rare severe losses. Using both means a blend, not pure transfer, and nothing is avoided or eliminated.
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