This poses additional health risks to children.

UNCTAD continued its assistance to the insurance sector in close cooperation with Africa's regional insurance organization, the African Insurance Organization (AIO) The 2004 UNCTAD African Insurance Organization (AIO) Seminar on Insurance, Reinsurance and Catastrophe Risks, held in Casablanca, attracted more 400 participants, and resulted in the creation of the Centre for African Catastrophe Risks (CARC ACCR) in Casablanca.

Diversification can serve as a risk management strategy, but risk can also hamper diversification.

Family allowances

Performance of comprehensive risk assessments of both the foreign property and demining liability programmes

The position of risk manager, according to one generic job description provided by industry sources, includes responsibility for supervising corporate policy in risk retention and management, fire protection, security and personnel safety.

Bermuda remains the world's leading domicile for captive insurance and reinsurance companies.

8. Insurance premiums as measures of the effectiveness of risk management activities

National investment insurance programmes exist in most developed countries to provide coverage for expropriation, war and repatriation risks.

These other risk management departments shall take charge of identifying and evaluating various kinds of risks, including their own compliance risks, and reporting the related compliance risk information to the compliance department, and shall, with cooperation with the compliance department, monitor and evaluate compliance risk.

The insurance companies settle cases discreetly and simply increase premiums in high risk regions.

The more risks are reduced, the easier to transfer some portion of the remaining risk from affected populations to insurers or investors through a variety of financial mechanisms that have been developed specifically for this purpose.

Risk factors in diversification

In the event that the applicant has misstated the age of the insured, thus overpaying the premiums, then the insurer shall return the overpaid portion to the applicant.

19. The Office of Internal Oversight Services also noted that the Insurance Section has no affiliation or membership with professional societies monitoring developments and changes in the commercial insurance arena, such as the Risk and Insurance Management Society and the International Risk Management Institute.

The engagement of the insurance industry is essential as risk insurance could be a passive option for financing these technologies that redistributes the risks between different actors.

The Office of Internal Oversight Services believes that the combination of these lines could make the risk package more attractive to underwriters, since the exposures would be spread across a wider spectrum of locations and risk profiles.

If you're thinking about people taking too much risk and not understanding how much risk they're taking or taking too little risk, we need to think about that.

The utilisation of the subterranean depth of the owned land or the land at person's disposal for private purposes is free of charge.

Risk?

At the same time, however, commercial banks insist on minimizing their exposure to completion, commercial, political or other project risks.

The provisions also cover a stand alone insurance policy for terrorism acts, which was established effective 2003 following the events of 11 September 2001 as a result of limitations in the scope of insurance coverage for risks, such as terrorism acts, that would normally have been covered under the general policies.

12. The Office of Internal Oversight Services found that the Insurance Section had too heavily delegated its risk management responsibilities to the Organization s insurance brokers.

Those types of insurances are usually available at the commercial insurance markets, although the availability of commercial insurance may be limited for certain force majeure risks (e.g. war, riots, vandalism, earthquakes, hurricanes) which one or more of the parties will need to absorb.

In order to reduce disaster risks, countries and communities must first identify risk factors, decide what level of risk is acceptable, and then take steps to reduce risks or transfer them away from affected areas.

Annual premiums for these policies in 1997 amounted to more than 1 million.

Risks

The chief will be responsible for risk control of the Fund's investments as a whole in terms of portfolio risk, operational risk and compliance risk, and will plan and perform the oversight of performance measurement, investment risk analysis and operational risk analysis, including risk arising from sub adviser and service provider relationships.

No risk assessment for the foreign property and demining liability policies had been performed

And as you can see, the risk of collision is much lower.

44. The Office of Internal Oversight Services has three main concerns with this policy the absence of a risk assessment, the static level of the premiums and the lack of an overall policy protocol for demining insurance coverage.

Most of the births with only one risk factor are accounted for by intervals of less than two years (11 ), when the risk is 50 per cent higher than when there is no risk factor.

The audit identified a series of problems relating to such matters as risk management, competitive bidding, asset valuation and the Insurance Section s resources and organizational placement.

The audit identified a series of problems relating to such matters as risk management, competitive bidding, asset valuation and the Insurance Section s resources and organizational placement.

A differentiated rate of social insurance contribution payments was established, i.e., persons are insured and they make social insurance contribution payments against those risks, which may occur in reality.

6. Risk management includes, but is not limited to, analysing and mitigating an organization s exposure to loss, developing appropriate risk finance techniques and arranging and overseeing insurance protection.

The term compliance risk as referred to in the present Guidelines means the risk of undertaking legal responsibility, supervisory punishment, financial losses or reputation losses as a result of an incompliant insurance operation and management behavior made by the insurance company or any of its employees and marketing staff.

The risk is too great.

(v) Risk management.

(c) The recruitment of competent and experienced fuel specialists for field missions

The assessment of risk

It'd be too risky.

A wider range of risk mitigation products should be developed and scaled up, focusing on the twin concerns of regulatory and foreign exchange risk.

Property insurance business which includes insurance against loss or damage to property, liability insurance and credit insurance or

Insurance of persons business which includes life insurance, health insurance and accident and injury insurance.