Co-Insurance and Re-Insurance Flashcards

1
Q

what is the formula for calculating co-insurance?

A

did / (value x coinsurance %) x loss = settlement

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2
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in the co-insurance formula, what is “did”?

A

the insurance amount

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3
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in the co-insurance formula, what is “value”?

A

what the property is worth

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4
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in the co-insurance formula, what is “coinsurance %”?

A

buffer zone, what they maybe should have insured for, based on home improvements or anything of the like

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5
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in the co-insurance formula, what is “loss”?

A

the claim amount

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6
Q

does coinsurance apply to a total loss?

A

no

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7
Q

when does the deductible come off the coinsurance?

A

after the calculation, and comes off of the settlement amount

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8
Q

what happens if the insured met the coinsurance % required by the insurer?

A

just will pay the whole claim, no coinsurance

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9
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coinsurance is NOT applied if the claim is less than both…

A

-2% of the limit of insurance (did)
AND $5000.

The whole claim would just be paid because its so small

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10
Q

coinsurance is…

A

a requirement that the insured maintains their insurance policy to a certain limit, and a potential penalty if they dont..

IS NEVER applicable to a policy which contains replacement cost if the building is being reconstructed.

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11
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if the claim is more than the insurance limit, this is just another way of saying it is a…

A

total loss

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12
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what is treaty reinsurance?

A

when a direct writer has established a CONTRACT with the same reinsurance company for every client

(if reinsurance is established on a contractual basis)

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13
Q

how does reinsurance work for direct writers?

A

insurance is basically stacked on top of insurance company’s coverage all by the same reinsurer

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14
Q

the coverage that the reinsurer provides is called…

A

excess liability coverage

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15
Q

what is reinsurance called when it is arranged on a case by case or risk by risk basis, and who deals with this type of reinsurance?

A

facultative reinsurance,
brokers

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16
Q

cession:

A

the portion of risk an insurance company transfers or ‘cedes’ to a reinsurance company

17
Q

retrocession:

A

refers to the process by which a reinsurance company purchases an insurance scheme from another reinsurance company to cover its risks

18
Q

what is a retrocessionaire:

A

the other reinsurance company covering another reinsurance company’s risks (retrocession)