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Risk Versus Uncertainty
In the management of risk, what is the distinction between risk and uncertainty? Thanks..
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Balachandran Nair
Bank Official, India
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Risk versus Uncertainty
In risk management there is a presupposition that an event may probably happen, and this lends itself to assessment. In uncertainty the probability remains zero at the outset.
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Hisham Albuolayan
Analyst, Saudi Arabia
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Risk versus Uncertainty
For me RISK is an event that can be of negative effect to the organization. While UNCERTAINTY is the consequence of un-assessed risks.
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Sandris
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Risk, Uncertainty, Reality, Loss and Probability
Risk is uncertain. If it is certain this is not a risk. Then it is a reality and we do not speak about risk. We can say then this is a loss. Losses can take place on a daily basis. So, there is no need to make an assumption what kind of risk can occur.
Uncertainty is the probability something will occur. How uncertain is a risk? Or we can also say: what is the probability a particular risk will occur?
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