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What is the purpose of conducting a 'root cause analysis' during risk management?

Root cause analysis helps in understanding the fundamental reasons behind risks, leading to more effective risk responses.

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Question: What is the purpose of conducting a 'root cause analysis' during risk management?

Answer options: ✅ To identify the underlying reasons for a risk and prevent its recurrence or reduce its impact

  • To prioritize risks based on their probability and impact
  • To develop contingency plans for identified risks
  • To transfer risks to a third party

Correct answer: To identify the underlying reasons for a risk and prevent its recurrence or reduce its impact

Explanation: Root cause analysis helps in understanding the fundamental reasons behind risks, leading to more effective risk responses.

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