ERM - Insurance Flashcards

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Has a long and effective history in transferring risk from individuals to loss-sharing groups.

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Insurance

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The most important risk financing method

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Insurance

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Financial definition has these 4 elements

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  1. A risk pool (group of exposure units)
  2. Loss-sharing within that risk pool
  3. Certainty of payment for losses of the members of the group
  4. The exchange of a certain amount (premium) for an uncertain amount (potential losses)
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Based on the transaction where one party to a contract agrees to compensate the other party for losses covered by the contract.

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Legal definition of Insurance

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5
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Involves the exchange of premium for a promise to pay

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Combination definition of Insurance

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5
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An undesired, unplanned reduction of economic value.

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Loss

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A cause of a loss

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Peril

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A condition that makes losses more frequent or more severe

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Hazard

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A physical condition, e.g., unsafe tools, slippery floors.

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Physical Hazard

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A tendency of a human being to cause, or be indifferent to, loss, e.g., arson, unsafe work habits.

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Moral Hazard

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10
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Is used when an insurer pools the exposure units

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Law of Large Numbers

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Increased in that, as sample size increases, the deviation from the statistic, e.g., the mean, decreases. In other words, the insurers’ estimate of average losses gets better.

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Predictability

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12
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Is not based on group equity but on benefit adequacy.

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Social Insurance

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Programs are sponsored by governments, but are not for government employees.

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Social Insurance

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14
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Many programs are mandatory, e.g Social Security

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Social Insurance

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Is based on group equity, i.e There is underwriting to decide acceptance to programs

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Private Insurance

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Coverage writers have some profit motive

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Private Insurance

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Coverage is generally voluntary.

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Private Insurance

18
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2 Types of Insurance

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  1. Life and health
  2. Property and liability insurance
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2 Types of Insurance

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  1. Life and health
  2. Property and liability insurance
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4 Types of Life and Health Insurance

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  1. Life insurance
  2. Annuities
  3. Medical expense insurance
  4. Disability income insurance
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2 Types of Property and liability insurance

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  1. Personal lines
  2. Commercial lines
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Examples are auto, homeowner’s

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Personal Lines

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Examples are commercial property and workers’ compensation

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Commercial lines

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4 Building Blocks of Insurance Premiums
1. Expected losses, associated with the loss ratio 2. Administrative expenses, associated with the expense ratio 3. Investment income 4. Fair rate of return
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Example of Building Blocks of Insurance Premiums
Auto Insurance
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Overhead expenses, everything beyond loss costs.
Costs
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What kind of hazard is costs?
Moral Hazard
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Examples of Social Insurance
1. SSS 2. GSIS 3. Pag-IBIG Fund 4. PhilHealth
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5 Examples of Private Insurance
1. Sun Life 2. AXA 3. Manulife 4. PRU Life UK: 5. Insular Life