3. Main classes of business written in the London market Flashcards

1
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Explain Hull and yacht insurance

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Physical loss or damage type insurance also known as first party or short-tail insurance

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Explain builder’s risk insurance

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Type of marine insurance covering ship construction.

Physical damage and liability cover

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3
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What are pecuniary insurances?

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Monetary loss insurances

Money insurance - risk to valuable documents or money

Fidelity guarantee - fraud during the policy period

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4
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What are key construction insurances?

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Contractors all risk (CAR)
Erection all risk (EAR)

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5
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What is bloodstock insurance and livestock insurance?

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Bloodstock - horses / racehorses

Livestock - Other animals

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6
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Contingency insurance

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event cancellation / weather related insurance / prize indemnity / death and disgrace and over-redemption

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7
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3 features of kidnap and ransom insurance

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Payment of ransom
Payment of medical expenses for the captured person once release
Provision of a negotiation team

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8
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Types of aviation insurance

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Physical damage
Aviation liabilities
Loss of license / loss of use insurance - replacement income stream, after a waiting period
Airport operators (premises, product, hangar keeper - liabilities)

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9
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Bordereau

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Formatted spreadsheet on which risk and claim information can be presented to reinsurance - typical for treaty reinsurance

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To cede

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Sharing risk with reinsurer (cedant is original insurer)

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Collecting note

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The document use to present the claim to reinsurers under an excess of loss contract

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12
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Facultative reinsurance

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Reinsurance for an individual risk

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Non-proportional reinsurance

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Reinsurance where the premium and claims do not have a direct correlation

Premium set more in line with a direct insurance

Known as vertical protection (excess of loss)

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Proportional reinsurance

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Premium and claims are shared between insurer and reinsurer in pre-agreed proportions

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15
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Reinstatement

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Bring excess of loss ‘back to life’ through additional premium

Known as horizontal protection

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16
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Reinstatement premium

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Price to reinstate or bring the layer back to life

17
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Retrocedant

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Reinsurer obtaining reinsurance

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Retrocession

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Cession where the entity ceding is already a reinsurer

19
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Retrocessionaire

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Reinsurer accepting reinsurance from an entity

20
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Treaty reinsurance

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Reinsurance for a portfolio of risks (class or whole book)