C4 Flashcards

1
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What is the Claims Handling process?

A
Notification 
Review
Response to Claimant
Claim investigation
Claim negotiation 
Claim settlement 
Recoveries 
Review
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2
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Personal Insurance

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Motor Cars 
Personal Injury 
Health 
Household 
Buildings 
Travel 
Extended Warranties 
Creditor Insurance
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3
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Commercial Insurance

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Property

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Private Motor Cars Claims Process

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1) insured has to report ALL accidents
2) insured may have to complete ARF (accident report form)
3) insurer sets up file
4) insurer establishes whether policy is in force & if there is a claim
5) any other claims are reviewed
6) 3rd party claims
7) If 3rd party injured that is sorted

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5
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Personal Injury Claims

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Dealt with under the Personal Injury Pre-Action protocol

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Health Claims

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1) Insurer checks the contract is valid & conditions met
2) Supporting evidence provided [dead = death certificate; loss of limb = evidence; disabled = medical certificate & registered doctor]

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Household Claims

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2 categories

1) Durable Goods (eg. household furniture) NEW FOR OLD BASIS
2) Consumer Goods (eg. curtains clothes)

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Buildings Claims

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Usually settled be repairing buildings

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9
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Travel Claims

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Depends on which section of the policy the claim is being made from

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Extended Warranties

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Because no cash incentive, a settlement would result in the covered appliance being repaired or repalced

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Creditor Insurance

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provides protetcion in event policyholder can’t repay a loan due to disability or losing their job or death - needs proof

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12
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Property Claims: Fire & Special Perils

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1) Insured must notify insurer immediately
2) Mitigate losses
3) Deliver full information about property loss & provide proof of loss
4) insurer establishes if policy & claim is valid & if policy covers the loss

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All Risks Claims

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1) Insured must notify insurer immediately
2) Mitigate losses
3) Deliver full information about property loss & provide proof of loss
4) insurer establishes if policy & claim is valid & if policy covers the loss

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Theft Claims

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insured must notify the appropriate authorities of the theft & insurers often request a copy of the police report

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15
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Glass Claims

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tend not to be overstated so invoice from approved repairer will be sent directly yo the insurer

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16
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Money Claims

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standard investigation
will request proof money was on premises; details of occurrence & confirmation that the matter has been reported to authorities

17
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Pecuniary Insurances: Legal expenses

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insured has obligation to notify their insurers before action is commenced & so insurer can take any steps they deem appropriate eg. Appoint own solicitors

18
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BI

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: covers insured’s loss of profits following damaged by an insured peril- UNIQUE – at proposal stage qns asked about how the proposer will react in the event of a claim eg. Have they got alternative premises? How soon can they get up and running? Is there a detailed disaster recovery plan? Insurer can participate here because the indemnity period is selected & represents the MAX length of the claim

19
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Public Liability

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policies cover loss of or damage to 3rd party property and / or 3rd party injury caused by the insured’s negligence or beach of statutory duty

20
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Professional Indemnity

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policies protect the insured against their legal liability towards 3rd parties for injury, loss or damage arising from their own professional negligence

21
Q

Professional Indemnity is usually made on a

A

claims-made basis

22
Q

public / EL policies written on a?

A

losses-occuring basis

23
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Questions asked on a claims-made basis policy

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1) When was the claim made?
2) Was it in accordance with the policy terms?
3) Did insurance cover exist at the time

24
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Questions asked on a losses-occurring basis?

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1) When did the loss occur?

2) Did insurance cover exist at that time?

25
Q

How are most small motor, EL & PL in jury claims dealt with?

A

Electronically using the claims portal

26
Q

Commercial Vehicles

A

Insured will often arrange & pay fro repairs & submit invoice to insurers for settlement net of the excess

27
Q

What related claims services are there?

A

Legal helplines & advice

28
Q

Why are authorised repairers used?

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Benefits for insurers = convenience, price reduction & competence

29
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Uninsured loss recovery services

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Uninsured losses are those losses that an insured may suffer that are not directly covered by a policy of insurance relevant to an insured event

30
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No win no fee

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Where successful in purusing a claim, the accident management company is entitled to a percentage of the recovery - these agreements are clled CONDITIONAL FEE AGREEMENTS

31
Q

ATE

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After the Event legal expense cover

32
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What does ATE do

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underwrites possibility that the court action will be unsuccessful;premium paid to insurer & policy guarantees payment of the legal costs associated with the prosecution of a claim

33
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Risk Management

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Risk controls can be PHYSICAL or FINANCIAL

34
Q

Physical control

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Risk Avoidance – abandoning prospective cause of a loss

Risk Reduction - practical measures to reduce frequency & severity

35
Q

Financial control

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Risk Retention - policyholder meets cost of losses itself
Risk transfer - insurance
Combination

36
Q

Rehabilitation

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medical, vocation, qualitative