Define risk retention and explain why a large corporation may be able to use this technique more effectively than a small company.

Forms of business ownership refer to the legal structures under which a business operates. There are several types of business ownership, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and limited liability companies (LLCs). Each form of ownership has its advantages and disadvantages, and the choice of the form of ownership depends on various factors such as liability, taxation, and management structure.Critically evaluate the relevance of the advantages and disadvantages in light of current trends and developments in the business environment.

Identify the sources of information that a risk manager can use to identify loss exposures.

discuss the advantages and disadvantages of debt financing and common stock financing. Then, for your initial post, discuss the following: From the company’s viewpoint, why would it prefer to fund the venture initially with common stock instead of debt?

Understanding and properly utilizing debt is not only a key to success in business, it is a key to success in life.  Debt, also referred to as leverage, can be both a valuable tool and a recipe for disaster.  Describe scenarios with both a proper use of debt and an inproper use of debt.  Please be specific as well as realistic.  Don’t describe a scenario that wouldn’t be possible in today’s environment (in other words, the days of no doc mortgages where you are given a loan without revealing your income or other personal information are over).

Understanding the five main methods for mitigating risk is essential.

Describe the basic features of each of the following types of bonds: Mortgage bonds Debentures Subordinated debentures Equipment trust certificates Collateral trust bonds Income bonds Explain the differences between par value, book value, and market value per share of common stock. Discuss the various stockholder rights.

Your town is considering updating one of the local parks. They created a linear program that had the following constraints: 1. Spend no more than $100,000 2. Spend no more than $50,000 on new playground equipment 3. Put in at least three basketball courts After running the linear program, the town saw that the program was infeasible. The town has decided to make constraints 1 & 2 goals, instead of hard constraints. How many decision variables would need to be added to the town's linear program, in order to turn it into a goal program with two soft constraints that allow deviation in both directions?

How can I Explain the difference between traditional and enterprise risk management? And How can I Explain why enterprise risk management is a more effective approach for today's organizations.

In order to implement an effective risk management strategy, what fundamental principles must be adhered to?