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AIBC 0123 Questions and Answers Rated A+ What is the primary purpose of insurance in business? The primary purpose of insurance in business is to mitigate financial risks and protect against potential losses. How does risk management play a role in business insurance? Risk management in...

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What is the primary purpose of insurance in business?


✔✔The primary purpose of insurance in business is to mitigate financial risks and protect against

potential losses.




How does risk management play a role in business insurance?


✔✔Risk management involves identifying, assessing, and prioritizing risks to minimize their

impact on the business.




What is the difference between liability insurance and property insurance?


✔✔Liability insurance protects against claims for damages or injuries caused to others, while

property insurance covers damage to the business’s physical assets.




What is the significance of an insurance policy’s deductible?


✔✔The deductible is the amount the policyholder must pay out of pocket before the insurance

coverage kicks in.




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, How does an underwriter determine insurance premiums?


✔✔Underwriters assess various factors, such as risk exposure and claims history, to determine

appropriate insurance premiums.




What role does a broker play in the insurance process?


✔✔A broker acts as an intermediary between the client and insurance companies, helping to find

suitable coverage options.




What is the concept of risk pooling in insurance?


✔✔Risk pooling involves combining the risks of multiple policyholders to spread the financial

burden of claims.




What are some common types of business insurance coverage?


✔✔Common types include general liability, property insurance, workers’ compensation, and

professional liability.




How does the claims process work in business insurance?


✔✔The claims process typically involves reporting the incident, providing documentation, and

working with the insurer to settle the claim.

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