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  • If alcohol is served at an event, how must it be provided?
  • Which statement best defines regulatory risk?
  • What is IFRS 17, and why is it relevant to risk management in insurance?
  • Which resource provides brand guidelines and electronic media usage policy for marketing?
  • Sexual exploitation includes taking sexual advantage of another without consent for one's benefit or the benefit of another party. Which of the following are examples?
  • What is risk-based auditing and how does it relate to ERM?
  • Which document reiterates a prospective member's responsibility to hold the organization accountable for its actions as a part of the initial membership development process?
  • The fraternity states compliance with which of the following in relation to sexual misconduct?
  • What best describes the relationship between risk policies and governance in ERM?
  • Are mentors considered mandated reporters?
  • Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. will not tolerate illegal drug use or substance abuse by which groups?
  • Upon finding guilt by court or local institutional proceedings, a member may be subjected to which of the following disciplinary actions?
  • Which statement is a principle promoted by ISO 31000?
  • An effective risk management policy has three components. Which is one of them?
  • Which components are used together to estimate expected credit losses?
  • In what capacity can brothers serve as armed security at official chapter functions?
  • The policy defines sexual exploitation as taking sexual advantage without consent. Which option best represents that concept?
  • Hazing happens when which of the following is true?
  • Consent to background screening includes which combination of components?
  • What policy governs expectations regarding behavior?
  • What should chapters and members do to assist members who may have alcohol, drug, or substance abuse problems?
  • Misrepresentation of fraternity values can have a financial consequence in the form of what?
  • What is change management in risk context?
  • What is portfolio risk versus individual risk?
  • Which of the following best defines an operational risk event?
  • Which action best demonstrates governance when strategy exceeds defined risk appetite?
  • Loss given default (LGD) is
  • Which set of behaviors is listed as not tolerated by the policy?
  • Which statement best reflects the policy on alcohol use during fraternity activities?
  • If a portfolio includes assets with high tail risk that are highly correlated during a market downturn, what is likely outcome for portfolio risk?
  • Which statement best describes a risk appetite statement?
  • Who must comply with all laws at events?
  • Which best describes the purpose of scenario analysis in risk identification?
  • Failure to provide necessary documentation for an internal investigation may result in which outcome?
  • Who is responsible for implementing risk management protocols?
  • Alcoholic beverages at events must be provided by which type of vendor?
  • Which of these is not a chapter resource for risk management?
  • Which of the following is NOT a category of operational risk?
  • In relation to membership development, which document emphasizes accountability?
  • Which statement about correlation risk is correct?
  • Scenario planning is used for what purpose?
  • If a male successfully completes the mentoring program, will they automatically be guaranteed membership into the fraternity?
  • Who must be free of excessive alcohol, drugs, and other illegal substances while engaging with fraternity programs and activities?
  • What is the primary purpose of the special event checklist in risk management policy?
  • What is the difference between inherent risk and residual risk?
  • Under the fraternity's sexual misconduct policy, misconduct by a member occurring at which of the following is covered?
  • Internal investigations into violations of the policy yield to the authority of local institutions or law enforcement in which situations?
  • Describe Monte Carlo analysis in risk management and when you would use it.
  • Which statement about governance and risk information flow is accurate?
  • What best describes a key risk indicator (KRI) within ERM?
  • Which statement correctly describes the Candidate Bill of Rights?
  • Abuse and neglect reported by parents, families, youth, staff, or any person involved in the mentoring program should be reported
  • What age range is appropriate for youth to serve as a mentor for other youth enrolled in a chapter's mentoring program?
  • Which combination is the correct IMDP contact pair for concerns?
  • Explain the difference between exposure and impact in risk terms.
  • Unwelcomed verbal, nonverbal, or physical conduct based on sex or gender stereotypes that is a term or condition of employment or participation is called?
  • Potential members are required to be provided which item?
  • Explain the difference between insurance risk and market risk.
  • Brothers who are not in good standing have access to what?
  • Which of the following is a direct consequence of reputation risk?
  • What are the forms of sexist or sexually abusive behavior that the fraternity will not tolerate or condone?
  • Which policy governs expectations regarding behavior?
  • When abuse is observed or reported in the mentoring program, what is the required action?
  • If a member pressures a non-member to engage in sexual activity for the purpose of membership, this is known as?
  • Which IMDP related events can have alcohol served?
  • What is a fat-tailed distribution and its relevance to risk management?
  • What does governance board alignment refer to?
  • Are there any differences in the fraternity's risk management guidelines between college and alumni chapters?
  • Which statement best summarizes hazing consequences?
  • Which best describes the scope of the retaliation policy?
  • Define residual risk.
  • What is the primary focus of business continuity planning (BCP) compared to disaster recovery (DR)?
  • Underestimating the probability of default (PD) results in:
  • Which statement best summarizes hazing consequences?
  • Residual risk is best described as the level of risk remaining after applying controls.
  • Exposure at default (EAD) is
  • Model validation activities typically include which items?
  • In Monte Carlo analysis, what does 'iterations' refer to?
  • Which facility option is owned by a chapter's 501C3 affiliated foundation?
  • CDP stands for which program name?
  • Which item is not considered part of the risk management planning elements mentioned?
  • Where misconduct can occur under the policy include locations such as on chapter premises or off-site events. Which option correctly states this coverage?
  • What is a Key Risk Indicator (KRI) and how is it used in monitoring?
  • Which of these events does not require a special events checklist?
  • The policy that contains guidelines for the use of communications tools is called what?
  • What status or classification does a brother submitting the special events checklist need to have?
  • What is the difference between a risk control and a risk response?
  • Which of the following is NOT a typical component of a risk register?
  • Which of the following could be included as a legal or disciplinary consequence of hazing?
  • Explain the concept of risk ownership and why accountability matters.
  • What is a risk register and what are essential components?
  • Explain the concept of a crisis management plan and how it differs from business continuity planning.
  • Submission to a sexual act resulting from the use of force or threat does not constitute which of the following?
  • Are co-sponsored events subject to risk management guidelines and the special event checklist?
  • Who must approve overnight and offsite events?
  • Which of the following is a disciplinary measure that could result from hazing?
  • Engaging in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to fear for his or her safety or suffer substantial emotional distress is defined as?
  • Which statement is true about the existence of separate forms of violence such as dating and domestic violence in the policy?
  • What are the primary reasons the fraternity engages in risk management education?
  • What is the relationship between risk appetite and risk tolerance?
  • Which item is explicitly provided to potential members during the evaluation process?
  • Which statement about risk status in a risk register is true?
  • What is the minimum fine for proceeding with events without an approved special event checklist?
  • Hazing occurs when which of the following is true?
  • What is tail risk and why is it significant in risk management?
  • Which statement correctly matches a risk treatment option with an example?
  • Which of the following is a risk communication plan element?
  • Who are mandated reporters?
  • The following drugs are ONLY acceptable if members can properly function under their influences.
  • Regulatory risk can arise from which of the following?
  • What is ISO 31000 best described as?
  • What is a risk heat map and how is it used?
  • Who should a certified IMDP candidate speak to about concerns?
  • What is the purpose of a stress test?
  • A person unable to appraise the nature of conduct or physically unable to decline cannot give which?
  • Which statement about co-sponsored events and risk management guidelines is correct?
  • Violence by a person who is or has been in a romantic or intimate relationship with the alleged victim is known as?
  • Who should submit the Special Event Checklist insurance form for events?
  • What is meant by risk appetite alignment in strategic planning?
  • Which one of these pairs is not an element of the risk management planning process?
  • Hazing is defined as which of the following?
  • Who should chapters contact with questions related to liability and risk management?
  • Which combination best describes the consent to background screening components?
  • What is compliance risk?
  • Which of the following is a key element of an effective risk communication plan?
  • Which group should be notified within 24 hours of an incident?
  • What is the fraternity's required alcohol education and awareness program?
  • Which risk component represents the outstanding balance at the time of default that influences potential losses?
  • Which type of risk would most likely be impacted by a cyberattack?
  • In risk terms, what does diversification do for portfolio risk when asset correlations are imperfect?
  • What is a control maturity assessment and why is it useful?
  • Which fraternity resource provides guidance on marketing of chapter functions and events?
  • Which events require submission of the Special Event Checklist insurance form?
  • Which is one of the four risk treatment options, with an example?
  • Which statement about hazing is accurate?
  • Which statement best describes how residual risk is determined?
  • Which of the following are examples of sexual exploitation?
  • Which groups are subject to disciplinary action and reporting to law enforcement for drug-related violations?
  • Which document provides details for implementing the Cannon-Dozier Project?
  • Describe the role of data analytics in modern risk management.
  • Which of the following is an operational risk event?
  • Can brothers be held individually liable for their actions at approved events?
  • Hazing can result in which of the following outcomes?
  • Under what circumstances should individuals below the legal drinking age be allowed to consume alcohol at fraternity events?
  • To whom may a potential allegation of sexual misconduct be reported?
  • Define cyber risk and name one major mitigation control.
  • Which of the following is a potential health outcome of hazing?
  • What is the primary purpose of business continuity planning in relation to disruptions?
  • Which statement differentiates a stress scenario from a shock scenario?
  • Which of the following statements about purchasing alcohol for events is allowed?
  • Which type of events should chapters exercise extreme caution around or avoid in general?
  • The fraternity ____ retaliation against any individual for reporting, inquiring or cooperating with a report around policy violations.
  • Which statement best describes the role of governance in risk management?
  • Which statement about capital adequacy best defines it?
  • How do you calculate the expected monetary value (EMV) of a risk with multiple scenarios?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as an impact of hazing?
  • Background checks should be performed every (frequency)?
  • Which term describes violence within intimate relationships and is recognized as a separate category from other forms?
  • Legal or disciplinary consequences of hazing may include which of the following?
  • Which of the following could be an organizational impact of hazing?
  • Which laws must be complied with by the chapter, members, and guests at events?
  • Which statement about IFRS 17 and risk management is true?
  • In risk management, how is uncertainty different from risk?
  • The impact of hazing can include illness or hospitalization as well as other harms. Which option correctly reflects this range?
  • Hazing is only illegal if which one of the following is true?
  • What events should chapters submit the insurance request form (Special Event Checklist) for?
  • Negative publicity caused by misrepresentation of the fraternity's values, ideals and aims can result in what?
  • The use of a weapon, physical force or violence to coerce submission is called?
  • Which of the following is not an approved fraternity facility?
  • Hazing can involve which forms?
  • Define risk culture and its impact on risk management effectiveness.
  • The document that describes how those who aspire to membership should be treated is called the:
  • What are elements of a viable risk management policy?
  • Which statement best describes policy on hosting events with alcohol?
  • Which statement is true about consent when force or threat is involved?
  • Regional Risk Management Officers are NOT responsible for which task?
  • Violence by a current or former spouse or intimate partner is usually classified as which form of violence?
  • The sexual misconduct and harassment policy is applicable to _________.
  • How far in advance should special event checklist forms be submitted?
  • Probability of default (PD) is
  • Model validation includes which activities?
  • Full compliance and support of alcohol and drug policies is expected by which groups?
  • Which group is included in the scope of the sexual misconduct policy?
  • Why is integration of ERM into governance critical?
  • In the event of an incident the following should be notified within 24 hours by the chapter responsible for the event?
  • Which statement about hazing is true according to the material?
  • The guidelines regarding the use of communications tools are contained in which policy?
  • What is the age threshold referenced for alcohol concerns?
  • Describe the concept of defense in depth in risk management.
  • Which statement reflects the policy on illegal drug use within the organization?
  • What is the primary use of a risk heat map?
  • Distinguish between qualitative and quantitative risk assessment methods, giving an example.
  • A scenario involving a person who has had a romantic relationship with the victim is categorized as what form of violence?
  • What is reputation risk and why is it important to monitor?
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