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Risky Business
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Current Events
100

What is The process that includes generating a list of risks and their characteristics is called _________.
A. Risk Identification
B. Plan Risk Management
C. Plan Risk Responses
D. Plan Procurement

A. Risk Identification
100

_____________ is responsible for identifying and managing the performance and risks resulting from practices and systems for which they are accountable.
A. Operations Management
B. The Customer Service Rep
C. The Business Resource Group
D. Miley Cyrus

What is A. Operations Management
100

ERM is process of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the activities of an organization in order to minimize the effects of risk on an organization's capital and earnings.
A. Eggs Removed Mayonaise
B. Enterprise Rake Manager
C. Enterprise Radical Mode
D. Enterprise Risk Management

What is D. Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
100

This Houston based, publicly traded waste company settled a class action suit for $457 million and the SEC fined Arthur Anderson $7 million in relation to financial statement fraud.
A. Waste Management
B. Port a Pottie
C. Trash Inc
D. Microsoft

What is A. Waste Management
100

Rate increases in all markets are positioned to address what type of risk?
A. Leadership Risk
B. Integrity Risk
C. Insured Market Risk
D. Lost Opportunity RIsk

What is C. Insured Market Risk
200

Internal Audit’s coordination with existing risk management activities to assess company risk and build the audit plan, so that the audit plan is a clear reflection of management’s articulation of risks.
A. Audit Plan Integration
B. CCSP
C. Provider Now
D. Flik

What is A. Audit Plan Integration
200

ERM is part of the ______________ which also includes Compliance, Privacy, Legal, and IT Security.
A. The Beatles
B. Second Line Parade
C. Management Steering Committee
D. A. Second Line of Defense

What is D. Second Line of Defense
200

CRO is the corporate executive tasked with assessing and mitigating significant competitive, regulatory and technological risks across the enterprise.
A. Chief Risk Officer
B. Chief Rebate Office
C. Chief Relational Official
D. Commander of Risky Ostriches

What is A. Chief Risk Officer
200

This Houston based commodities, energy and service corporation kept huge debts off the balance sheet through creative accounting. CEO Jeff Skilling got 24 years in prison.
A. Chevron
B. Exxon
C. Enron
D. EndRun

What is C. Enron
200

The increase in regulatory exams prompted the creation of the ___ team comprised of Legal and Audit professionals to drive more efficiency and consistency in HCSC’s responses.
A. CORE
B. Cubs
C. Management
D. Senior Leadership

What is A. CORE
300

A company’s inability to keep pace with changes in the marketplace or meet business requirements.
A. Capacity Risk
B. Competitor Risk
C. Change Readiness Risk
D. Take a Number Risk

What is C. Change Readiness Risk
300

The Third Line of Defense is comprised of the __________ functions in the Enterprise.
A. Assurance
B. Telecommunication
C. Social Network
D. Conjuction

What is A. Assurance
300

ORSA is an internal process undertaken by an insurer or insurance group to assess the adequacy of its risk management and current and prospective solvency positions under normal and severe stress scenarios.
A. Own Rating Solvency Assessment
B. Own Risk Solvency Assessment
C. Owned Republican Survey Analyst
D. Orangutan Rescue & Saving Association

What is B. Own Risk Solvency Assessment
300

This telecommunications company's internal audit function uncovered a $3.8 billion dollar accounting fraud. CEO Bernie Ebbers was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
A. Worldcom
B. AT&T
C. Sprint
D. Ma Bell

What is A. Worldcom
300

The migration from Vantage to HPS mitigates ________.
A. Relevance Risk
B. Operational Risk
C. Residual Risk
D. Bucky Risk

What is B. Operational Risk
400

Actions of competitors or new entrants to the market that impair competitive advantage or even threaten ability to survive.
A. Equity Risk
B. Competitor Risk
C. Cash Flow Risk
D. Overseas Risk

What is B. Competitor Risk
400

____________ provide management and the Board of Directors with a unique, independent and objective view that can contribute to an entity's achievement of its strategy and business objectives.
A. External Auditors
B. Friends
C. Family
D. Psychics

What is A. External Auditors
400

NAIC is the U.S. standard-setting and regulatory support organization created and governed by the chief insurance regulators from the 50 states, the District of Columbia and five U.S. territories.
A. National Association of Insurance Commissioners
B. National Association of Insurance Congress
C. National Application Internal Commission
D. Nude Angry Insolent Camels

What is A. National Association of Insurance Commissioners
400

In 2003, this was the largest publicly traded healthcare company. Earnings were inflated $1.4 billion to meet stockholder expectations. CEO Richard Scrushy was sentenced to 7 years for bribing the Alabama governor.
A. Scrushy Care Inc
B. Southern Hospital Corp
C. HealthSouth
D. Roll Tide Hospital

What is C. Health South
400

HCSC recently named a new_________ .
A. Chief Risk Officer
B. Chief Financial Officer
C. Chief Legal Officer
D. All of the Above

What is D. All of the above.
500

The exposure to actual loss as a result of the default (or other failure to perform) by an economic or legal entity with which the company does business; usually refers to a bad debt possibility.
A. Credit Risk
B. Environmental Risk
C. Exposure Risk
D. World Series Risk

What is A. Credit Risk
500

The _______________________________ addresses how specific duties related to risk and control could be assigned and coordinated within an organization, regardless of its size or complexity.
A. Three Lines of Defense Model
B. Three Links of Defense Model
C. Three Lines of Offense Model
D. Three Little Pigs Defense Model

What is A. Three Lines of Defense Model
500

RBC is a method developed by the NAIC to measure the minimum amount of capital that an insurance company needs to support its overall business operations.
A. Root Beer Cake
B. Risk-Based Commissions
C. Random Balance Capital
D. Risk-Based Capital

What is D. Risk-Based Capital
500

This bank recently committed a large corporate fraud by illegally opening customer accounts to increase bonuses. 5300 Employees have been fired, the CEO has resigned and the company has been fined $185M.
A. Bank of America
B. Wells Fargo
C. First National Bank of Joliet
D. Citibank

Who is A. Wells Fargo
500

Prime Therapeutics recently entered an agreement with _______ to enhance pharmacy benefits.
A. Wally World
B. Wal Mart
C. Walgreens
D. Burger King

What is C. Walgreens
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