In the 21st century, we encounter the term "emerging risks" in new contexts. Information asymmetry has a major influence on decision-making, and market actors increasingly rely on the state as an "insurer of last resort". Market regulation can be reasonable, but should not hinder competition and innovation. Interventions in market processes often lead to moral hazard and underestimation of risks. Risk perception also includes a psychological aspect, as shown by risk aversion theories. Currently, there is an underestimation of one's own responsibility towards the risk assessment and management process and the threat of moral hazard under the influence of regulators affecting the stability and transparency of the insurance sector. The goal of the contribution is to determine the level of influence of information asymmetry on the decision-making of actors in the process of risk assessment and management in the company's activities, with the possibility of eliminating the risk in the future. The questionnaire survey verifies whether the interviewees from the business environment are looking for certainty.