Risk Management: An Interdisciplinary Framework

Abstract

Abstract Risk management is shown to be based on both theory and practice. It is shown to be conceptual and technical, blending behavioral psychology, financial economics, and decision‐making under uncertainty into a coherent whole that justifies the selection of risky choices. Its applications are broadly distributed across many areas and fields of interest. The examples treated here have focused on both finance and insurance and on a few problems in industrial management.

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