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RMIN 4000 Test 3 Brown Questions and
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What is insurance coverage limit?


✔✔ An insurance coverage limit is the maximum amount an insurer will pay for a covered loss

under a policy.




How is risk exposure defined in risk management?


✔✔ Risk exposure refers to the potential for financial loss or damage that an organization or

individual faces due to identified risks.




What does underwriting involve in the insurance process?


✔✔ Underwriting involves assessing and evaluating the risks associated with an insurance

application to determine the terms and conditions of coverage.




What is premium pricing and how is it determined?


✔✔ Premium pricing is the amount charged for insurance coverage, determined based on factors

like risk level, coverage limits, and historical data.



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,What is the purpose of a deductible in an insurance policy?


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

coverage begins to pay for a claim.




What is meant by excess insurance?


✔✔ Excess insurance provides additional coverage beyond the limits of a primary insurance

policy, helping to cover larger or unexpected losses.




What is a co-insurance clause in insurance?


✔✔ A co-insurance clause requires the policyholder to share a portion of the financial loss with

the insurer, usually in proportion to the value of the insured property.




How does risk assessment contribute to determining insurance premiums?


✔✔ Risk assessment evaluates the likelihood and potential impact of risks, which helps insurers

set appropriate premiums based on the risk profile.




What does loss adjustment involve in the claims process?




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, ✔✔ Loss adjustment involves evaluating and processing insurance claims to determine the

amount of compensation owed for covered losses.




What is risk management and what are its key components?


✔✔ Risk management involves identifying, analyzing, and addressing risks to minimize their

impact. Key components include risk identification, risk assessment, and risk control.




What is the role of reinsurance in managing large risks?


✔✔ Reinsurance helps manage large risks by allowing insurers to transfer a portion of their risk

to other insurance companies, reducing their exposure to significant losses.




What is moral hazard and how can it affect insurance claims?


✔✔ Moral hazard occurs when insured parties engage in riskier behavior because they do not

bear the full cost of losses, potentially leading to increased claims.




What does actuarial science contribute to the insurance industry?


✔✔ Actuarial science contributes by using mathematical and statistical methods to analyze risk

and determine appropriate pricing and coverage for insurance policies.




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