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What is risk management?

• Risk management is only about financial investments.

• Risk management is the process of ignoring potential threats.

• Risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and controlling risks.

• Risk management is solely focused on maximizing profits.

Why is it important to manage risks?

• To increase potential gains without any planning.

• It is important to manage risks to minimize potential losses and ensure safety.

• To create more uncertainty in decision-making.

• To ignore potential threats and focus on opportunities.

Can you name a type of risk?

• Market risk

• Operational risk

• Reputational risk

• Financial risk

What do we do to avoid risks?

• Wait for incidents to occur

• Ignore potential hazards

• Identify, assess, implement preventive measures, and monitor.

• Rely solely on insurance coverage

How can we identify risks?

• Focus solely on past incidents.

• Rely on gut feelings.

• Ignore potential hazards.

• Conduct a risk assessment.

What is a risk assessment?

• A risk assessment is a strategy to increase profits.

• A risk assessment is a method to eliminate all risks.

• A risk assessment is a process to identify and evaluate risks.

• A risk assessment is a financial analysis of investments.

What is a risk response?

• A strategy or action taken to address identified risks.

• A method for identifying potential opportunities.

• An evaluation of project success criteria.

• A plan to increase project costs.

Can risks be positive?

• There is no such thing as a positive risk.

• Yes, risks can be positive.

• All risks lead to failure.

• Risks are always negative.

What is an example of a financial risk?

• Market risk

• Operational risk

• Liquidity risk

• Credit risk

How can teamwork help in managing risks?

• Teamwork is only beneficial for project completion, not for managing risks.

• Teamwork enhances risk management by leveraging diverse perspectives, improving risk identification, and fostering accountability.

• Teamwork has no impact on risk identification or accountability.

• Teamwork complicates risk management by creating confusion.