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My guess is that these analyses by insurance companies don't properly take into account the risk of theft. All that cash in a bunker makes a very appealing targ
by eigenvalue 7y ago
My guess is that these analyses by insurance companies don't properly take into account the risk of theft. All that cash in a bunker makes a very appealing target for thieves, both insiders and outsiders. Also, if it starts happening with any frequency, the central banks will just forbid hording of cash (e.g., by refusing to allow member banks to provide the cash if it exceeds a certain amount).
- outworlder 7y ago> My guess is that these analyses by insurance companies don't properly take into account the risk of theft. So your guess is that insurance companies, companies for which their entire business model revolves around risk management, are not taking into account something as mundane as risk of theft? That's a... curious line of reasoning.
- tim58 7y agoI bet they even have theft insurance.