CMA Final · Strategic Performance Management and Business Valuation · Corporate Risk Management Performance
Which of the following is an example of risk transfer rather than risk avoidance, reduction or retention?
Buying a fire insurance policy is risk transfer because the financial burden of loss passes to the insurer. Staying out of a market is avoidance, installing sprinklers is reduction, and funding losses from an internal reserve is retention.
- ABuying a fire insurance policy on a factory buildingCorrect
- BDeciding not to enter a politically unstable market
- CInstalling sprinklers in the factory
- DSetting aside a reserve to meet small losses from own funds
Explanation
Insurance shifts the financial consequence of loss to the insurer, which is risk transfer. Not entering a market is avoidance, sprinklers are reduction and a self-funded reserve is retention.
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