Chapter 1 THE NATURE OF RISKS AND SCOPE OF RISK MANAGEMENT
Risk Defined
Risk Management - Purpose and Function
Development of Risk Management in Third World Countries
Chapter 2 RESPONSES TO RISK AND THE RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS
Risk Assumption
Risk Avoidance
Risk Prevention
Self Insurance
Establishment of a Captive
Insurance Company
The Risk Manager
Risk Management and Insurance
Risk Identification
Risk Management Handbook
Analysis of the risk Identified
Communication of the Results of Risk
Analysis Through Reports
Decision As To How To Deal With the Risk
PART II FAMILY,PERSONAL AND BUSINESS RISK MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Chapter 3 FAMILY OR PERSONAL RISK MANAGEMENT
Family Risk Management
Analysis of the Family's Risk and Types of Loses to which the family is Exposed
Effective Handling of the Family's Risk
Chapter 4 BUSINESS RISK MANAGEMENT
Business Risk Management in Developing Societies
Examples of Business Risks
Pure and Speculative Risks in Business Enterprises
Application of Risk Control Measures to Business Risk
Methods of Risk Financing
Funding Through Captive
Insurance Companies
Distinction Between Faminly and Business Risk Management
Chapter 5 FINANCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Chapter 6 RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE RISK MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS IN BUSINESS CONCERNS
Risk Management as a Management Function
Basic Functions of Management
Modern Concept of the Functions of Management
The Relationship Between Risk Management and other Management Functions
The Legal Resonsibility of Managers, Directors and Officers of Business Enterprises
Chapter 7 SCOPE OF THER ISK MANAGER'S DUTIES
The Risk Manager's Duties
The Rsk Management Department Formulating the Company's Risk Management Policy of Outside Consultants
PART III MANAGEMENT OF SPECIAL RISKS
Chapter 8 CRISIS MANAGEMENT AS AN ASPECT OF RISK MANAGEMENT
Chapter 9 THE MANAGEMENT OF ENCIRONMENTAL RISKS
Environmental Protection and Pollution Control As Aspects of Risk Management in Developing Countries
PART IV THE INSURANCE MECHANISM AS A METHOD OF HANDLING RISKS
Chapter 10 INSURANCE MECHANISM AS A METHOD OF HANDLING RISKS
How the Insurance Mechanism Works
Not All Risks are Insurable
Risks Insurable Commercially
Risks Which No Commercial Insuer Would Agree to Insure
Selecting the Insurer - Factors that should be considered in Selecting an Insurer-Security
Chapter 11 COMPULSORY AND ESSENTIAL INSURANCES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS
The need for appropriate Insuance Protection
Compulsary Insuance
Types of Motor Insurance
Employer's Liability Insurance
Other useful Classes of Insurance
Property Insurances
Sums Insured should be Adequate
Policies Available for the
Protection of Properties
Business Theft Insurance
Money Insurance
Goods-in-Transit Insurance
Combined Liability Insurance Policy
Government Credit Insurance
Programme
Vital Insurance for the Small Business Enterprises
Consequential Loss Insurance
Personal Accident, Health and Lift Insurances
The use of Brokers and Insurance
Consultants and Risk Managers
PART V BENIFITS OF LOSS PREVENTION AND RISK MANAGEMENT TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Chapter 12 BENIFITS OF LOSS PREVENTION TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Fire Loss Prevention
Fire Losses and their effect on the National Economy
Causes of Most Fire Losses in Developing Countries Today
Effect of Fire Losses on the National Economy
Bush Burning and Fire Loss
Prevention - The Role of Governments, Individuals and other Groups in Fire Loss Prevention, Cost of Loss Prevention
Chapter 13. THE URGENT NEED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF RISK MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
The Role of Government
Environmental and Safety Laws for Workers
The Role of other Bodies
The Insurance Industry
Commercial and Industrial Concerns
Banks and other Lending Institutions
Risks Management to be taught as a Compulsory subject in Schools and Colleges
Religious and Culture Institutions
Chapter 14. CONCLUSION: THE FUTURE OF RISK MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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