kryzys kredytowy, a sudden sharp reduction in the availability of money or credit from banks and other lenders.
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aktuariusz
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slight
niewielki
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great
wspaniały
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miniscule
maleńki
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considerably (adv)
znacznie
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potential
potencjalny
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immediate
bezpośredni, natychmiastowy
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huge
ogromny
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remote
odległy
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serious
poważny
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negligible
nieistotny
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significant
znaczący
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imminent
nieuchronny
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substantial
znaczny
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terrible
okropny
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tremendous
ogromny
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operational risk
ryzyko operacyjne, summarizes the chances and uncertainties a company faces in the course of conducting its daily business activities
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Liquidity
płynność finansowa, the availability of liquid assets to a market or company.
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take a risk
podejmować ryzyko
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confront risks
stawić czoła ryzyku
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incur risks
ponosić ryzyko
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deal with uncertainty
radzić sobie z niepewnością
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risk analysis
analiza ryzyka
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calculate the probability, likelihood, odds
obliczyć prawdopodobieństwo, szanse
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economic risk
the state of the economy as a whole might affect its performance
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financial risk
ryzyko finansowe
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human risk
Human Risk encompasses loss to an organisation caused by human factors including the decisions and non-decisions, actions and non-actions
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regulatory risk
its activities might be restricted in new ways or become illegal
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environmental risk
its activities or behaviour might be criticized with its performance suffering
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Reputational Risk
its activites or behaviour might be criticized with its performance suffering
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reduce risk
zmniejszyć ryzyko
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mitigate risk
zmniejszyć ryzyko
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minimize risk
zminimalizować ryzyko
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to eliminate risk
eliminować ryzyko
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worst-case scenario
w najgorszym wypadku
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risk appetite
apetyt na ryzyko
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risk taker
osoba, która lubi ryzyko
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risk factor
czynnik ryzyka
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risk-averse
unikający ryzyka
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low risk appetite
niska skłonność do ryzyka
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cautious
ostrożny
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Risk Exposure
the fact of experiencing something or being affected by it
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risk avoidance
stopping behavior that leads to a risk
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risk strategy
plan for dealing with risk
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reduce uncertainty
to minimize unpredictable situations and risks
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take out insurance
sign an insurance agreement
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insure against risk
ubezpieczyć się
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negligence
failure to take proper care in doing something
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Business Interruption
a period when a business cannot operate because of a storm, flood, or other event
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Business Continuity
The ability of an organization to maintain its operations and services in the face of a disruptive event.
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insurer
insurance company
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Cover (insurance)
the sum that provides financial protection to the insured, or their family in case of adversities, such as death, accident, illness or disability.
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to make a claim
to sue in the civil court
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an excess
a particular amount that will be deducted if it makes a claim
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insurance policy
A contract that outlines coverage plans and protects a person against financial loss or damage.
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insurance premium
amount paid on an insurance policy per a given time period
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insurance cover
protection that is given by an insurance company when it agrees to pay money if a particular thing happens, for example if someone is injured, or property is lost or damaged
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to pay out
spend or pay money; especially a lot of money; provide money from an amount invested over a period of time
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lialise
to cooperate
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extroversion
how outgoing, talkative, sociable, and assertive a person is
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Agreeableness
how trusting, good-natured, cooperative, and soft-hearted one is
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damages
A sum of money paid in compensation for loss or injury in a civil case
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liability
An amount owed by a business
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portfolio
the collection of all policies held by an insurer
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accumulation
the total combined risks that could be involved in a single loss event
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catastrophe
a large-scale disaster, misfortune, or failure
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bear the brunt
suffer the worst part of something unpleasant
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spring to mind
to come quickly into your mind
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to meet a need
to do or provide something that is necessary
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pave the way
to make something possible
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spread the risks
reduce the chance of a large loss by sharing risks
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appraisal
evaluation or estimation of worth
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to take industrial action
to go on strike
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autonomy
independence
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Bureaucracy
A large, complex organization composed of appointed officials
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burnout
state of emotional, mental, and even physical exhaustion
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a compensation package
The sum of the pay and benefits
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perks
benefits
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golden handshake
large payment to someone on leaving a job
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fringe benefits
payments to employees other than wages or salary
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breakdown
a mental or physical breakdown
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Empowerment
The expansion of employees' knowledge, tasks, and decision-making responsibilities