C81 Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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application

A

a request by an insured for insurance. verbally, written, or online

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2
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applicant

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person or firm requesting insurance

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3
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broker of record

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the broker currently receiving a commission to handle a policy

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4
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named insured

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party designated in the policy as the insured

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5
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mortgage clause

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clause that stipulates rights and obligations of the insurer and the mortgagee

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6
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ratemaking

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the process of compiling and analyzing data to establish rates that accurately reflect the level of risk

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7
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actuary

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one who specializes in the mathematics of insurance, mortality rates and the like.

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8
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loss probability

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likelihood of a risk resulting in a loss.

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9
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pure premium

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portion of premium that is needed to pay expected losses

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10
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loading

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additional charge to reflect hazard not contemplated in basic rate

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11
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expense loading

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part of premium for cost to the insurer of producing and maintaining policy

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12
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acquisition cost

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cost of putting business on the books

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13
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the duty of disclosure

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principle of utmost good faith, underlying all insurance transactions. Parties disclose relevant information

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14
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Requirements of an application… 8 sections

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  1. name of insurable. 2. policy term; dates and policy term. 3. subject of insured. 4. loss payee; any other person to whom the proceeds of insurance are entitled to. 5. loss history. 6. prior insurance. 7 brokers report. 8. signatures.
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15
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loss payee

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someone other than insured to whom the proceed of insurance will be paid

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16
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5 steps of ratemaking process

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classify risk, gather stats, calculate pure premium, determine total premium, calculate rate or unit cost.

17
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underwriters decide which of the three actions to take after considering risks

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accept the risk, accept under condition, or reject the risk

18
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exposure

A

danger of a loss. also the sum total of values insured under a policy.

19
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reasons to reject a risk

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(class of business, hazard level, substandard risk) insurer may not insure that type of risk, it may be much more hazardous then the norm, or applicant is not prepared to carry suggested improvements.

20
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to calculate the premium =

A

multiply the rate to the amount of insurance purchased

21
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determination of premiums uses application of what 3 principals

A

Law of large numbers, probability theory, and loss probability.