102 • Supply Chain Risk Management: An Emerging Discipline
and processes on a regular basis as supply chains become more uncertain
and complex.
Summary of Key Points
• Traditional hazard risk pertains to random disruptions, liability torts,
property damage, and natural disasters that are outside of our control.
• Many of these traditional hazards can be mitigated through the pur-
chase of insurance coverage.
• Many insurance packages are in existence today that cover risk events
such as credit, political risk, property, trade disruption, and logistics.
• Many of these risk transfer instruments will compensate compa-
nies for loss of prots, supplier insolvency, payment default, contract
issues, expropriation of assets, property replacement, con ...