M81 - Chapter 5 Negotiating and Placing Risk Flashcards

1
Q

Based on the Insured’s knowledge, what must be disclosed?

A

Knowledge of Senior Management

Knowledge of Insurance Team, Including Brokers

Info that would be found on a reasonable search

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Based on the Insured’s knowledge, what must NOT be disclosed?

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Information held by the Insurer and accessible to the Underwriter

What an insurer would be expected to know

Common knowledge

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3
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What does ABI say is good practice when it comes to disclosing historical claims?

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Property - 3 Years

EL - 5 Years

Significant claims - Always

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4
Q

When can IA be contracted out of?

A

Non-Consumer

When drawn to the Insureds attention

Prior to contract start

Must be clear, and unambiguous

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5
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Typical policies that may use a signed proposal form?

A

Package

Personal lines Inc’ Boats/Craft

Fidelity guarantee & Crime

PI/E&O

D&O

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6
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Name the methods used to collect complex insurance information and to try and ensure non-consumer makes a ‘fair representation of the risk’

A

Broker & Insurer Questionnaires

Surveys

Face to Face meetings

Loss Info both, insured and uninsured

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7
Q

What can a broker do to gain assistance when placing a risk?

A

Use another broker or Introducer - Subject to suitable agreements being in place.

EG They have a special scheme, or there is a need to additional capacity (Lloyds)

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What are the methods for specifying cover?

A

Agreed wording / Standard wording

Specifying all clauses in full (lots of paper)

Separating clauses and negotiating the wording (bit of both)

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9
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What are the 3 ‘max losses’

A

Estimated

Probable

Maximum

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10
Q

What is the new name for a ‘slip’

A

Market reform contract (MRC)

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What’s contained within a MRC?

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Risk Details - Risk info, coverage

Additional information - Supporting the above

Security Details - Re-insurance information, bases of signed lines

Subscription agreements - The rules for processing and admin

Fiscal and Regulatory - Specific to the risk

Broker Remuneration and deductions

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12
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To comply with contract certainty, what must subjectivities be?

A

Clear…………..

Who needs to do what, by when and to what standard?

Terms/Cover that apply once complete

The consequences of the work not being done

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13
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What do brokers systems produce to instruct cover?

A

Closings

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14
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What is a Manuscript?

A

A bespoke wording for a large risk, often with wide ranging cover across multiple classes.

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15
Q

What is IPT on Travel insurance?

A

20%

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16
Q

What is the issue with relying on broker led surveys?

A

Not all Insurers accept them

The standard of information required by Insurers can change

Different insurers have different criteria and standard of responses

17
Q

What should I suitability statement record?

A

Demands & Needs

How the recommendations address the D&N

The reasons for the recommendation

18
Q

The FCA Requests a client file, how long do brokers have to comply?

A

48 Hours

19
Q

What does contract certainty focus on?

A

Agreement between client and insurer