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Got it wrong. According to ISACA: The primary advantage of grouping risks by common causes is that it helps identify and address systemic (root‑level) issues, which allows an organization to develop more efficient, consolidated, and cost‑effective risk responses.
The primary advantage is that it helps the project team realize the areas of the project most laden with risks (A). Grouping risks by common causes allows for a better understanding of risk exposure across the project, which facilitates prioritizing which risks need more immediate attention and mitigation strategies
To help assign ownership and plan responses.