KEY PERSON RISK

Which person would be hardest for the business to replace?

Key-person exposure is often operational before it is financial.

A key person may hold client relationships, technical knowledge, revenue responsibility, supplier access or decision authority that is difficult to replace quickly.

The planning question is not only what that person is paid. It is what their absence could cost in lost revenue, replacement time, financing pressure and continuity risk.

Planning considerations

Replacement cost, revenue concentration, debt covenants, recruiting time, insurance funding and continuity planning may all matter. The right solution depends on the actual dependency, not the employee’s title alone.

STRATEGIST’S QUESTION

If one person vanished from the business tomorrow, where would the first measurable loss appear?

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