TITLE
"Computers Could Solve the Risk Manager's Communication Problems
in Large Firms," Journal
of Insurance Issues, Gahin, Fikry S., January
1986, Vol. IX, No. 1: 41-53.
ABSTRACT
ABSTRACT
All activities of the firm have certain risk and insurance implications
which many risk management scholars have frequently referred to
as the "pervasiveness of risk." The risk management
process in any firm begins with risk identification, to be followed
by risk measurement and control. Failure to identify an existing
risk implies that no action will be taken for its measurement
and control. Identification of risk is not only the most fundamental,
but also the most difficult function of risk management, particularly
in a large firm.
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