2.11.3 Risk Transfer
Risk can also be transferred from one party to another party that is better equipped or more
willing to bear it (Shimpi, 1999). For example, the risk can also be transferred to another party
by purchasing insurance policy or outsource your critical part (Doherty, 2000).
2.11.4 Risk Retention
In some cases organizations also retain a variety of risks, voluntarily or involuntarily.
Voluntarily risk retention means a conscious decision to absorb the risks, because it is the most
effective way to addressing the risk. (Shimpi, 1999) Involuntarily risk retention occurs when the
business fails to recognize the exposure of upcoming risk (Doherty, 2000).
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