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What is good faith? What is bad faith? correct answers Good faith: requires the insurer to give consideration to the insured's interests that is at least equal to the consideration it gives to it's own interests. Bad Faith: breach of the duty of good faith and fair dealing How do good fai...

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  • October 28, 2024
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What is good faith?

What is bad faith? correct answers Good faith: requires the insurer to give consideration to the
insured's interests that is at least equal to the consideration it gives to it's own interests.

Bad Faith: breach of the duty of good faith and fair dealing

How do good faith insurers look to pay claims? Bad faith insurers? correct answers Good: Good
faith insurers look for and find ways to accept and pay claims properly and promptly

Bad faith: insurers unlawfully look for and find ways to not pay, delay, diminish, disapprove and
deny payment of claims

What are the differences between earned and written premiums? correct answers Earned:
represents the portion of the written premium that was "earned" in a period. Earning pattern is
proportionately over the term of the policy.

Written: premiums aggregated by the year the business was written

A policy written on 7/1/x expiring on 6/30/x+1 for $1000

What is the earned premium in each year? Written? correct answers Written Prem in year x is
$1000; in year x+1 is $0

Earned Prem in year x is $500; in year x+1 is $500

Define Case Reserves correct answers amount for individual reported/known claims or incidents

Define Policy Year Data

Define Accident Year data

Define Calender Year correct answers Policy year data - losses and premiums aggregated by
policy year

Accident year - losses aggregated by Date of Loss (really accident year) and annual earned
premium

Calendar year - paid losses and change in loss reserves regardless of policy or accident year and
annual earned premiums

Define Bulk Reserves correct answers Provision for Unreported (or late reported) claims -
Incurred but Not (yet) Reported - IBNR or IBNYR

, What is loss development? correct answers as time passes unreported or late reported losses
emerge (are reported) and reported losses mature. Measured with accident year data (or policy
year

is ALAE based on case reserves or bulk reserves? ULAE? correct answers ALAE: sometimes
case; sometimes bulk

ULAE: Always bulk

Define rate. What is it comprised of? correct answers is the price per exposure unit for insurance
coverage and is comprised of:

Prospective loss cost
Expense provision
Profit and contingency load

What are the different types of ownership? correct answers Proprietary

cooperative insurers

other types of insurers

Describe stock companies correct answers largest class of owners

owned by stockholders

BOD makes all of the decisions

Describe lloyds of London correct answers market full of syndicates

limited liability companies

What are the different types of proprietorship correct answers stock
lloyds
insurance exchanges

describe insurance exchanges correct answers acts like a marketplace

Members with limited liability belong to syndicates managed by a syndicate manager

What are the different types of cooperative insurers? correct answers Mutuals

reciprocals captives

Describe mutuals correct answers policyholders own insurer (no stock)

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