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We aim to break from the traditional habits of the insurance industry by offering you and your business a fully integrated insurance relationship through high levels of transparency and communication, quality advice, understanding and expertise.
Risk Advice
At GippsInsure we listen to our clients and consider their goals and objectives. It involves a thorough analysis of your Pre-Loss and Post-Loss objectives.
Read on to learn how the two differ.
Pre Loss Objectives takes account of goals and objectives as if no losses will take place.
- Profit for owners and investors
- Services to the community – provide heating and cooling services to those in need
- Supporting growth of business over time
- Create strong brand recognition and customer goodwill, more business
Post Loss Objectives takes account of views and expectations in the event that a risk did occur.
- Survival of your business
- Continuity of operations
- Maintaining profitability
- Achieving target growth
- No disruption in earnings or revenue
- Maintaining reputation
Potentional risks in Operational areas
To achieve optimal protection, we first establish where risks within your company/organisation lie.
- Personnel Risks – Risks to safety within the company and/or premises, covering employees and customers
- Property Risk – Risks to tangible assets/property including losses that can diminish the contribution those assets make to the operation.
- Legal Risk – Related to areas of law, claims against the organisation (common law or statutes) for injury or property damage and use of contracts
- Regulatory Risk – Risks related to rules & regulations organisations must follow in order to remain compliant
- Reputational Risks – Risks to intangible assets of the organisation – its goodwill and promotional value derived from positive public perception.
Options to dispel Operational Risks
Businesses have a wide variety of options in relation to dispelling Operational Risks. Each of these options holds its own level of priority, dependent upon the type of risk and its impact on your company and/or stakeholders. Our Risk Assessment skills will ensure that your business is in the best position to manage risk.
- Risk Prevention – Training, education, supervision, policy process & procedures. Technology controls (preventative maintenance). Financial controls (waste reviews, expenditure audits & internal audits.
- Risk Reduction – Communication planning, medical training & contingency planning including business continuity processes.
- Risk Sharing – Insurance, contracting service of others, leasing of buildings or property.
- Regulatory Risk – Risks related to rules & regulations organisations must follow in order to remain compliant
- Risk Retention – No other choice, sometimes where company not aware of full impact of an exposure.
- Risk avoidance – Discontinue the activities that pose risk.