Risk Acceptance

/ˈrɪsk əkˌsɛptəns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legal or contractual decision to knowingly tolerate a specific risk without seeking to avoid or mitigate it.
    The company’s risk acceptance was documented to acknowledge potential liabilities openly.

Forms

  • risk acceptance

Commentary

Risk acceptance is often formalized in risk management policies within contracts or corporate governance to clarify that certain risks are deliberately tolerated.

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