Seasonal risk
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Economics - financial management.
1. Risk management - seasonality.
Relating to risks or needs that increase at particular times of the year, that need to be anticipated and managed accordingly.
- Short-term uncommitted facilities - seasonality
- "Short-term uncommitted facilities are often used to finance temporary or seasonal needs such as paying trade creditors during a peak period or to earn any trade discounts... and the annual business cycle experienced by any seasonal business as working capital requirements fluctuate."
- An introduction to loan finance - the Treasurer's Wiki.
2. Risk management - seasonality - insurance.
Relating to operational activities that usually happen only at certain times of the year.
For example, wet weather risk for pre-scheduled outdoor events.
The organisers are likely to need insurance for the adverse event, but only for the planned duration of the event.
See also
- An introduction to loan finance
- Business cycle
- Cash conversion cycle
- Countercyclical
- Cycle
- Cyclical
- Cyclical risk
- Economics
- Facility
- Financial management
- Life cycle
- Migration
- Operating cycle
- Order to cash cycle
- Procure to pay cycle
- Procyclical
- Procyclical risk
- Procyclicality
- Product life cycle
- Purchase to pay cycle
- Risk management
- Seasonal
- Seasonality
- Short term
- Structural
- Trend
- Trend analysis
- Uncommitted
- Working capital
- Working capital cycle