JAMB - Commerce (2008 - No. 38)

An example of a non-insurable risk is?
burglary
speculation
fire
accident

Explanation

Uninsurable risks are risks that cannot be covered because they are either too probable, too catastrophic, and costly to cover. Risks whose peril cannot be predicted nor estimated are also considered non-insurable.

Events such as war, terrorism, and radioactive contamination are also considered non-insurable.

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