What does a risk manager do?
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someone who identifies aviods and finds  solutions to possible disaster scenerios within a company, structure or system.
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Did you spell it right?\nActuarial science if this is what you meant is someone who calculates insurance risks and premiums, an expert statistician and they make loads of money.
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risk taker, sees the big picture, aggressively seeks opportunity and sees opportunity where others don't.
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Insurance, in law and economics, is a form of risk management primarily used to hedge against the risk of potential financial loss. Ideally, insurance is defined as the equitable transfer of the risk of a potential loss, from one entity to another, in exchange for a reasonable fee.\nAssurance is an evaluation method that uses a specified set of principles and standards to assess the quality on an organization's reporting of its performance and its underlying systems, processes and competencies that underpin its performance.
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No matter how you look at risk, at the end of the day, risk is about the possibility of losing money.  Risk management is about assessing the risk you are taking and make sure you are properly compensated for the risk you are taking.  If the costs are too high and the beneifts are too low, you shoudn't take such risk.  \n\nThere are a lot of pros and not a lot of cons on risk management.  It's something every person or a company should do.  The only con I can think of is not to overspend on managing risk.  If the cost of risk management outweight the cost of the risk itself, what's the point.  It's like paying $100 to buy an insurance policy that pays you $90.
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An insurance adjuster works to evaluate the loss and bring about an equitable settlement.\n\nAn insurance adjuster will work for the insurance company.\n\nA public insurance adjuster will work for the policyholder.
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You cope by separating yourself from the trouble maker, otherwise you run the risk of being classified as a trouble maker by management.
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Take portfolio management or investment analysis
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Yield management, also known as revenue management, is the process of understanding, anticipating  reacting to consumer behaviour in order to maximize revenue. Firms that engage in yield management usually use computer yield management systems to do so. Terms to describe this process are revenue optimization and demand mangement.
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Exposure to modern management practises\nmore oppurtunity to grow\nmore exposure\nmore challenges
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Are you trying to supervise the employees of a company?  The processes by which they produce the business?  You say you have a "system" what exactly are you referring to?  There are many successful manageing techniques already in place and have become industry standards.\n\nProvide me with more detail and I will be able to help you out further.  I too have done a thesis paper on insurance.
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WebSecurity manager is used to control tour usage of computer in the Internet world. It helps you to control the spyware, Adware, Viruses and etc which are attacked by the Internet hackers.\n\nNetwork security manager helps you to Encrypt and Decrypt ur Connection settings. i.e., It Encrypts the data while transmitting in cable and decrypt it when it is received....
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the management of events
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Risk Management is NOT about getting constant (i.e. low volatiliy) returns.\nRisk Management is NOT about getting risk with complete certainty.\n\nAs Mark Twain said: predicting is difficult, but it is more difficult to predict the future.\n\nRisk Management is about getting rich enough with as much uncertainty as you feel confortable with. \n\nThe first step towards risk management for pension funds is knowing the explicit or implied fund's liabilities:\nis it a defined benefit fund? then it's quite easy to determine the liabilities. \n\nIs it defined contribution? Then still the fund has, on behalf of the benefitial owners, liabilities to deal with, although they are not explicit and thus are more difficult to be sought after.\n\nYou should pursue two different (and at most times contrarian) objectives:\nfirst, maximize the expected surplus of the fund, AFTER the liabilities have been paid.\n\nSecond, minimize the VARIANCE of the difference between the liabilities and the assets plus the future contributions to the plan.\nThat is, you should, on hand \nmaximize e=(X-B)'E\nwhere X is the Asset Portfolio, B is the portfolio representing the future flows for the fund (i.e. contributions and withdrawals), E is a vector of expected returns for each asset or flow;\nand on the other hand\nminimize V=VAR{(X-B)'E}\n[Note: if X and B are deterministic and E is multinormal, then V= (X-B)'S(X-B) where S ithe covariance matrix for E]\n\nIt should be more than obvius that both function are ,generally speaking, not optimal in the same place. Thus, you need a PREFERENCE FUNCTION.\nIt's usual to have U=e-lV where l is the risk-aversion coefficient.\nDepending on how you model your assets and your flows, the function can turn out to be analytically treatable, or you might end up using some kind of simulation\n\nyou can look for more information at\nAIMR (American Insitute for Market Research)
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this depends on how spread the company that has this title is. if you are talking about an international compnay then the regional manager is usually responisble for a number of countries. if it is a local company then the regional manager is responsible for a number of provinces or a number of stores...
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risk is any problems that may affect an individual(s) an risk assessment help to ascertain what needs to be removed or covered to eliminate any danger to the individual(s) that amy come across it. in other words  prevent trouble before it happens
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By taking calculated risks and having them pay off...\n\nBy challenging the status quo...\n\nBy starting your own company around what you do that no one else does...