Section H Flashcards

1
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nonstandard insurance programs

A

specialized high risk programs

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2
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Joint Underwriting Association (JUA)

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an organization that provides insurance to the residual market

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3
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How does the maryland state fund work

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the private insurers need to subsidize the losses, so they will in turn charge a surcharge to their own insureds

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4
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main candidates for FAIR plans

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those in urban areas that are susceptible to damage caused by riots and civil commotion. some also provide coverage for coastal properties that are exposed to windstorm damage, or homes located in hazardous brush areas

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5
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FAIR plans

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Fair Access to Insurance Requirements. Provide coverage when insurers in the voluntary market can not offer coverage at a reasonable rate

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6
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If a policyholder wants more coverage from FAIR (other than fire and a few others),

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a specialty insurer may offer a difference in condition (DIC) policy

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7
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Two options for states to structure a beachfront and windstorm plan

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use a single service organization

operate as a policy issuing syndicate

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8
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In 1994, congress did what with crop insurance

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made participation mandatory in order to be elgible for government benefits

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9
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private carrier vs state fund percentage of wC

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private 56.7%

state funds 15%

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Medicare, Medicaid and SCHIP Extension Act of 2007

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requires claim payers to report data to the CMS. Must determine the medicare-enrollment status of all claimants and report certain information about those claims. in advance of this reporting deadline in 2010, there may have been an increase in claims closings and lump-sum payments

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11
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Guaranty funds

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not for profit unincorporated entities established by state law. the pay most claims that would have been due and a portion of UEP

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12
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guaranty fund is only used to pay

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obligations to policyholders, not general creditors

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13
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Who is responsible for NFIP

A

FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency0

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14
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longer term objective of NFIP

A

reduce federal expenditure on disaster assistance after floods

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Why has FEMA needed to borrow from the US treasury to pay claims

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Congress instructed FEMA not to charge actuarial rates for certain classes but did not provide FEMA with the money to fund the subsidies/discounts

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16
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WYO NFIP policies make up what percent

A

87%

17
Q

reinsurers are likely going to be charging FEMA a

A

risk premium, implying that the main benefit of reinsurance is to transfer and manage the risk

18
Q

what is the lender-placed market

A

market where lenders can force place coverage on properties that do not comply with the mandatory purchase requirement

19
Q

Federal Policy Fee (FPF) is gathered as

A

part of premium

20
Q

how does 100B cap of terrorism losses work

A

coverage will stop once ground up losses reach $100B