M81 - Chapter 7 Programme Design & Operation Flashcards
When might a broker advise a Commercial client to break a 3 or 5 year renewal cycle?
Significant change in Insurance Market
Excessive change in terms at Renewal
Change in clients business activities
In Global Insurance Programmes - What is a ‘DIC’
Differences in conditions policy - Is referred to as the ‘Global Master Policy’
What is an admitted policy?
Admitted - Can settle claims in the country is was created and outside those counties / Defend the insured.
Non-Admitted - Can settle claims only in the country it was issued.
What do ‘Differences in cover’ and ‘Differences in liability’ master policies do.
- Top up cover to the same level as the master policy, where the local ‘admitted’ policy falls short. EG Local taxes reduce settlement.
- ‘Step down’ and provide cover where the local policy does not include the insured peril. EG Doesn’t include accidental damage.
3 Factors to consider that effect Currency conversions in setting up cover and paying claims?
Inflation / Fluctuations - Often claims are paid in ‘hard currency’ EG US Dollar
Convertibility - Some countries currency is not worth much outside of their country.
Variable Exchange rates - Many policies operate on a pre-set rate
What to consider when setting up an insurance programme
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Risk retention by the Insured
Packages & Combined Policies
Programme term (how long)
Limits
Specialist cover required
Which Insurers are available