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[Show more]Which one of the following statements is correct with respect to a goal of rate regulation? 
A. If loss exposures are different in terms of expected losses and expenses, then different rates can be charged. 
B. The objective is that rates be equitable and reasonably similar among all classifications...
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Add to cartWhich one of the following statements is correct with respect to a goal of rate regulation? 
A. If loss exposures are different in terms of expected losses and expenses, then different rates can be charged. 
B. The objective is that rates be equitable and reasonably similar among all classifications...
What is the primary goal of the claims function complying with the contractual promise to pay losses that are covered by the policy and supporting the insurer's financial goals 
 
What is the difference between a 1st party claim and a 3rd party claim? 1st party claims are made by the insured direct...
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Add to cartWhat is the primary goal of the claims function complying with the contractual promise to pay losses that are covered by the policy and supporting the insurer's financial goals 
 
What is the difference between a 1st party claim and a 3rd party claim? 1st party claims are made by the insured direct...
One of the functions of reinsurance is to increase large-line capacity. Which one of the following best describes this function from the perspective of a primary insurer? 
Select one: 
 
A. To withdraw from a market segment in a geographic area 
B. To assume a loss exposure with potential financial ...
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Add to cartOne of the functions of reinsurance is to increase large-line capacity. Which one of the following best describes this function from the perspective of a primary insurer? 
Select one: 
 
A. To withdraw from a market segment in a geographic area 
B. To assume a loss exposure with potential financial ...
Business Intelligence The skills, technologies, applications, and practices used to improve decision-making insights and reinforce information integrity 
 
Retention The percentage of policies in force that are renewed at the policy anniversary 
 
Internet of things A network of objects that transmi...
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Add to cartBusiness Intelligence The skills, technologies, applications, and practices used to improve decision-making insights and reinforce information integrity 
 
Retention The percentage of policies in force that are renewed at the policy anniversary 
 
Internet of things A network of objects that transmi...
Sherman Anti Trust Act prohibits collusion to gain a monopoly. prevents insurers from banning together to control insurance rates 
 
Paul vs. Virginia legal decision that determined insurance was not interstate commerce and became the legal precedent for the exemption of insurance from federal regul...
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Add to cartSherman Anti Trust Act prohibits collusion to gain a monopoly. prevents insurers from banning together to control insurance rates 
 
Paul vs. Virginia legal decision that determined insurance was not interstate commerce and became the legal precedent for the exemption of insurance from federal regul...
Reinsurance The transfer of insurance risk from one insurer to another through a contractual agreement under which one insurer (the reinsurer) agrees, in return for a reinsurance premium to indemnify another insurer (the primary insurer) for some or all of the financial consequences of certain loss ...
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Add to cartReinsurance The transfer of insurance risk from one insurer to another through a contractual agreement under which one insurer (the reinsurer) agrees, in return for a reinsurance premium to indemnify another insurer (the primary insurer) for some or all of the financial consequences of certain loss ...
Policyholders' surplus Under statutory accounting principles an insurer's total admitted assets minus its total liabilities 
 
Capacity The amount of business an insurer is able to write, usually based on a comparison of the insurer's written premium to its policyholders' surplus 
 
Underwriting...
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Add to cartPolicyholders' surplus Under statutory accounting principles an insurer's total admitted assets minus its total liabilities 
 
Capacity The amount of business an insurer is able to write, usually based on a comparison of the insurer's written premium to its policyholders' surplus 
 
Underwriting...
Proprietary insurer Insurer formed for the purpose of earning a profit for its owners 
 
Mutual Insurer An insurer that is owned by its policyholders and formed as a corporation for the purpose of providing insurance to them 
 
Reciprocal insurance exchange (interinsurance exchange) Insurer owned by...
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Add to cartProprietary insurer Insurer formed for the purpose of earning a profit for its owners 
 
Mutual Insurer An insurer that is owned by its policyholders and formed as a corporation for the purpose of providing insurance to them 
 
Reciprocal insurance exchange (interinsurance exchange) Insurer owned by...
Goals of risk control activities Earn a profit 
Meet customer needs 
Comply with legal requirements 
Fulfill duty to society 
 
Primary goal of risk control evaluate loss exposures to assist with underwriting decisions and to help the insured prevent losses or reduce their effect 
 
Risk control act...
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Add to cartGoals of risk control activities Earn a profit 
Meet customer needs 
Comply with legal requirements 
Fulfill duty to society 
 
Primary goal of risk control evaluate loss exposures to assist with underwriting decisions and to help the insured prevent losses or reduce their effect 
 
Risk control act...
Strategic management process The process an organization uses to formulate and implement its business strategies 
 
Mission statement A broad expression of an entity's goals 
 
Three steps of a strategic management process Strategy formulation 
Strategy implementation 
Strategy evaluation 
 
SWOT a...
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Add to cartStrategic management process The process an organization uses to formulate and implement its business strategies 
 
Mission statement A broad expression of an entity's goals 
 
Three steps of a strategic management process Strategy formulation 
Strategy implementation 
Strategy evaluation 
 
SWOT a...
Claims has two primary goals Complying with the contractual promise 
Supporting the insurer's financial goals 
 
3 primary internal department users of claims information Marketing - claims satisfaction 
Underwriting - loss lessons learned 
Actuarial - loss reported and IBNR 
 
External interfaces ...
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Add to cartClaims has two primary goals Complying with the contractual promise 
Supporting the insurer's financial goals 
 
3 primary internal department users of claims information Marketing - claims satisfaction 
Underwriting - loss lessons learned 
Actuarial - loss reported and IBNR 
 
External interfaces ...
Which one of the following statements is correct with regard to the various users of claim information? Individual underwriters are interested in claim information for the specific accounts they have underwritten. 
 
Which one of the following statements is true concerning claim information users? P...
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Add to cartWhich one of the following statements is correct with regard to the various users of claim information? Individual underwriters are interested in claim information for the specific accounts they have underwritten. 
 
Which one of the following statements is true concerning claim information users? P...
Line Underwriter An underwriter who is primarily responsible for implementing the steps in the underwriting process. 
 
Staff Underwriter An underwriter who assists underwriting management with making an implementing underwriting policy. 
 
Underwriting Guidelines A written manual that communicates ...
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Add to cartLine Underwriter An underwriter who is primarily responsible for implementing the steps in the underwriting process. 
 
Staff Underwriter An underwriter who assists underwriting management with making an implementing underwriting policy. 
 
Underwriting Guidelines A written manual that communicates ...
Insurer Marketing Diffentiations Customer focus, products and services, size, geographic area, distribution systems 
 
Customer Focus Through market intelligence, often augmented by analysis of the massive amount of data available about individual consumers, the insurer understands how to reach exis...
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Add to cartInsurer Marketing Diffentiations Customer focus, products and services, size, geographic area, distribution systems 
 
Customer Focus Through market intelligence, often augmented by analysis of the massive amount of data available about individual consumers, the insurer understands how to reach exis...
Insurer Y is involved in recycling and reusing materials used in policy production and claims handling and reporting. The insurer has also been keenly interested in salvage programs having learned that these programs are better for the environment and more cost-effective for insureds. By participati...
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Add to cartInsurer Y is involved in recycling and reusing materials used in policy production and claims handling and reporting. The insurer has also been keenly interested in salvage programs having learned that these programs are better for the environment and more cost-effective for insureds. By participati...
Conflict between profit go an Customers needs goal 
 
Regulation of insurance policies Legislations require policy appear in certain types of insurance policies 
 
Advisory organizations Companies that work with and on behalf of insurers develop standard policy insurance policy forms and data requir...
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Add to cartConflict between profit go an Customers needs goal 
 
Regulation of insurance policies Legislations require policy appear in certain types of insurance policies 
 
Advisory organizations Companies that work with and on behalf of insurers develop standard policy insurance policy forms and data requir...
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