Chapter 1 - INS 21

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  • ansimoesSticky NoteClaim buildup: Intentional exaggeration of a loss in an otherwise legitimate claim.

  • ansimoesSticky NoteTotal revenue (premiums and investment income) = or > amount needed to pay for losses and business expenses.

  • ansimoesSticky NoteBenefits of Insurance

  • ansimoesSticky NoteIncentives to undertaking risk sharing mechanisms: deductibles, premium credit incentives and contractual requirements.

  • ansimoesSticky NoteDefinite & Measurable: 3 components are reqd for a loss exposure to be definite: Time, cause and location.

  • ansimoesSticky Note6 characteristics of an ideally insurable loss exposure. Moral Hazard Vs Fortuitious losses.

  • ansimoesSticky NotePure risk entails a chance of loss, no loss but no chance of gain. Speculative risk represents possibility of loss, no loss or gain. Insurable loss exposure should be associated with Pure Risk.

  • ansimoesSticky NoteCGL policy excludes most pollution related claims. Ocean Marine (Wet marine) is the oldest form of Insurance.

  • ansimoesSticky NoteTypes of CI

  • ansimoesSticky NoteTypes of Life and Health Insurance

  • ansimoesSticky NoteTypes of PI Policies

  • ansimoesSticky NoteCategories of Personal Insurance

  • ansimoesSticky NoteLaw of Large numbers.

  • ansimoesSticky NoteWhy are Risk Mgmt techniques used

    ansimoesSticky Notedefinitions:Risk Mgmt, Loss Prevention, Loss reduction

    ansimoesSticky NoteWhat is Noninsurance Transfer?

    ansimoesSticky NoteInsurance Policy