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A rewarded risk is one which is associated with an expected benefit for the party accepting the risk. For example a greater net return (or a smaller net cost) for the party accepting the risk. So it may be rational - depending on the size and likelihood of the expected benefit, and the organisation's risk appetite and policy - to accept a rewarded risk.
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