Risk Identification-Archived Article

August 2005

Risks must be identified before they can be properly treated. As obvious as that may sound, it is not always easy to put into practice. Risk identification is necessary in order to determine what types of losses are significant and to assign an approximate value to their potential magnitude. This practice will suggest what limits of insurance are needed and also will indicate whether the risk can be handled without insurance.

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