👉 In insurance, an "uninsurable risk" refers to a risk that cannot be covered by the standard policy terms. This can include risks such as natural disasters, accidents, or acts of terrorism. The term is often used in the context of property insurance policies, where it refers to risks that are not covered under the standard coverage limits provided by the policy. For example, if an insured property is damaged due to a fire caused by an unforeseen event like a storm, this would be considered
