A listing of all the loss exposures that might possible exist.Financial Statement Method : The use of financial statements, together with a checklist, to identify the exposures of a particular business.Flow Chart Method : The use of flow charts, together with a checklist, to identify the exposures of a particular business.Probability Distributions : Theoretical probability distributions for which a formula has been developed based on some assumptions about the behavior of the variable. Useful distribution in risk management are the position distribution, the normal distributions, the log-normal distribution, and others.Probability Distribution of Total Rupee Losses Per Year : A listing of all the total rupee losses that might occur in a year and the probabilities of each possible total rupee amount. The two component probability distributions that determine this probability distribution are the probability distribution of (i) the number of occurrence, and (ii) the rupee loss per occurrences.Probability Moderate : The likelihood of a loss has happened once in a while in the past and can be expected to occur sometime in the future. ‘Loss Maximum Probable : The worst loss that is likely to occur because of a single event. Synonym to loss maximum estimated, loss estimated probable or possible maximum, loss probable maximum etc.Loss, Maximum Probable Yearly Aggregate : The largest aggregate rupee loss that is likely to occur during the year. This aggregate loss depends upon the number of occurrences per year as well as their severity.Probability of Loss, Spatial : The proportion of similar units exposed to loss over a given time period that experience a loss, given a very large number of units exposed.Probability of Loss, Temporal : The proportion of similar times during which a unit is exposed to a loss that the loss will occur, given a very large number of times exposed.Variation, Coefficient of : The standard deviation divvied by the mean or the expected value. A measure of the dispersion, scattering or variation of the outcomes in a probability distribution. The larger the coefficient of variation, the less predictable is the future outcome.Risk, Interest Rate : Unpredictability of future interest rates. Whether a rise or fall of interest rates has favorable or unfavorable effects on an organization depends upon whether it is a debtor or creditor and the extent to which its resources are committed to borrowing or lending.