Risk Avoidance

/ˈrɪsk əˌvɔɪdəns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A risk management strategy involving actions to eliminate hazards or avoid risk exposure entirely.
    The company adopted risk avoidance to prevent any potential liability from hazardous operations.

Forms

  • risk avoidance

Commentary

Risk avoidance is distinct from risk mitigation and risk transfer as it seeks to completely eliminate exposure rather than reduce or shift it.

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