Study 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a claim reported but not yet paid out?

A

Outstanding loss revenues

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2
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Incurred =

A

Happened

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3
Q

What are two ways stock companies make money?

A
  1. Underwriting gain/profit

2. Interest on investment

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4
Q

What are founded on the principal of mutual aid?

A

Assessment or premium note mutuals

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5
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Insurance companies of the mutual type that specialize in industrial risks and in loss prevention, specifically fire

A

Factory mutuals

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6
Q

Which provinces are engaged in writing compulsory automobile insurance?

A

Saskatchewan, Manitoba, British Columbia and Quebec

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7
Q

Where did insurance begin?

A

Lloyds of London

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8
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Funds that are set aside by an insurance company for the purpose of meeting obligations as they fall due

A

Reserve

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9
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An amount carried as a liability in an insurance balance sheet

A

Loss reserve

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10
Q

One who specializes in the mathematics of insurance morality rates and the like

A

Actuary

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11
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The process of compiling and analyzing data to establish rates that accurately reflect the level of risk, usually performed by actuaries

A

Rate making

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12
Q

Three main departments of any company are…..

A
  1. Administration
  2. Marketing
  3. Accounting and finance
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13
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Three main departments of an insurance company

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  1. Underwriting
  2. Claims
  3. Actuarial
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14
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To insure. More commonly to scrutinize a risk then decide on its eligibility for insurance

A

Underwrite

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15
Q

One who adjusts losses on behalf of the insurance companies but is not employed by any one insurance company

A

Independent adjuster

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16
Q

Insurance purchased by an insurance company from another insurance company

A

Reinsurance

17
Q

An insurer’s transferal or signing over part of an insurance risk to re-insure

A

Cede

18
Q

That which is ceded, for example: A re-insurance term

A

Cession

19
Q

The portion of the risk that is kept by the insurer while the remainder is ceded to a reinsurer

A

Retain brackets retention

20
Q

An insurance company that reinsures primary insurance companies

A

Reinsurer

21
Q

To cede part of the risk to another insurer or reinsurer

A

Retrocede (retrocession)

22
Q

The re-insurance company that accepts a retrocession from another company

A

Retrocessionaire

23
Q

Two main types of actuaries are….

A
  1. Pricing actuaries- responsible for calculating pricing

2. Reserving actuaries- determine the amount of money to be held in bulk claims reserves. (IBNR)

24
Q

What are the two methods of reinsurance?

A
  1. Propertional reinsurance (pro rata reinsurance)

2. Non-proportional reinsurance

25
Q

A type of reinsurance where the company share loss payments in the same proportion that it shares premium and policy amounts

A

Proportional reinsurance

26
Q

Two types of reinsurance are…..

A
  1. Treaty (automatic)

2. Faculative (case-by-case basis)