Domestic risk definition

Domestic risk means a subject of insurance which that is resident, located, or to be performed in this State.

Domestic risk means a subject of insurance which that is resident,

Domestic risk. “Domestic risk” means a subject of insurance resident, located or to be performed in this state. [1967

Examples of Domestic risk in a sentence

• Domestic risk models translate the group’s risk expertise into a local implementation of risk assessment strategies.

• Domestic risk insurance refers to insurance contracts for persons resident or domiciled in Japan or with property located, or vessels and aircraft registered, in Japan.

• The reasons are:o Domestic risk capital providers, though skilled at risk assessment and portfolio diversification, lack technical skills and market awareness.

• As a net exporter, the deficit falls in the category “very low”.Value: Very Low (≤ 5%) Domestic risk: Crude oil security profileThis value is the result of the evaluation done in the previous section.

• Value: Low (0%)External resilience: Entry points – Sea/river portsSame as in the Coal subchapter, the port rule states that Slovakia has functional access to more than five sea ports.Value: High (≥ 5 sea ports) Domestic risk: Volatility of agricultural outputDue to lack of official data on volatility of biofuel production, the value range used for the 2011 version of the model will be used.Value: Medium (no specific value) Security profile: BiofuelsFig.

• Domestic risk aversion and social distancing measures to contain the spread of the virus are likely to constrain domestic demand, affecting investment and further weigh on growth.

• Value: D Domestic risk: Number of refineries Slovakia has a single refinery in operation.

• Domestic risk The widely recognized TF risk factors arising from activity within a jurisdiction (i.e. terrorist cells or organizations operating within its borders, radicalization and recruitment of its citizens and the incidence of persons departing from or travelling through it in order to act as cash couriers or terrorist fighters) are not considered to be significant risk factors for Guernsey.

• Domestic risk pathways and mechanisms - ballast water, recreational boat fouling, aquaculture, sea chests, bilge water, biofouling, sediment.

• Older office units in Ireland have experienced larger revaluations in 2022 than newer, more energy efficient stock (see Domestic risk assessment).1 Similarly, other sectoral valuations such as agricultural and other business assets may be affected.