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RMIN Daniel Brown Test 1 Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025 | Graded A+ What is the difference between personal risk and property risk? Personal risk involves risks to an individual's health or life, while property risk involves the potential for damage or loss to physical...

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and Answers | Latest Version | 2024/2025
| Graded A+
What is the difference between personal risk and property risk?


✔✔ Personal risk involves risks to an individual's health or life, while property risk involves the

potential for damage or loss to physical assets.




What is risk evaluation used for in risk management?


✔✔ Risk evaluation is used to determine the significance of identified risks and prioritize them

based on their potential impact and likelihood.




How does risk avoidance help in managing potential losses?


✔✔ Risk avoidance helps manage potential losses by eliminating the activities or exposures that

could lead to risk events.




What is risk mitigation and how is it applied?


✔✔ Risk mitigation involves implementing measures or controls to reduce the severity or

probability of a risk, such as installing safety equipment or changing procedures.




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,What does insurance premium represent?


✔✔ An insurance premium represents the amount of money paid by the policyholder to the

insurer in exchange for coverage against specified risks.




What is the purpose of a loss control program?


✔✔ A loss control program aims to implement practices and procedures that prevent or

minimize the impact of losses, reducing the frequency and severity of risk events.




What is the role of risk retention in a risk management strategy?


✔✔ Risk retention involves deciding to absorb the costs of certain risks internally rather than

transferring them through insurance or other means.




What is reinsurance and why is it used?


✔✔ Reinsurance is the practice of transferring a portion of an insurer’s risk to another insurance

company to manage and reduce the financial burden of large claims.




What is risk pooling and how does it benefit insurance providers?


✔✔ Risk pooling involves combining the risks of multiple insured parties to spread the financial

impact of losses, benefiting insurance providers by balancing risk across a larger group.

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, What does claims adjustment involve in the insurance process?


✔✔ Claims adjustment involves evaluating and settling insurance claims to determine the

amount of compensation owed to the policyholder for covered losses.




What is the function of a risk management committee?


✔✔ A risk management committee is responsible for overseeing and guiding the organization’s

risk management activities, including the development and implementation of risk management

policies.




What is meant by risk financing in the context of risk management?


✔✔ Risk financing refers to the methods used to allocate funds to cover potential financial losses

from risks, such as purchasing insurance or setting up a reserve fund.




How does actuarial science contribute to insurance?


✔✔ Actuarial science contributes to insurance by analyzing statistical data to calculate risk and

set premiums, helping insurers manage and predict financial outcomes.




What is a loss reserve in insurance?


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