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irakobra [83]
3 years ago
5

The database of Aster Corp. was hacked and confidential data was leaked to its competitors. This resulted in a huge financial lo

ss and a loss of goodwill for the company. What is this business risk known as?
operational risk
exchange risk
political risk
expansion risk
survival risk
Business
1 answer:
diamong [38]3 years ago
6 0
This business risk is known as the operational risk. The operational risk is a possibility of loss resulting from a failed operational procedures, systems, and policies. Adequate procedures, systems, and policies must have been made to control and monitor the flow of a company's business operation<span>.</span>
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Transaction   Effect on asset, liabilities and equity

  1                  Increase in asset(computer account) by $20,000

                     and increase in liabilities  (account payable) by

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