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property exposure
chance of your stuff getting damages
liability exposure
risk of being legally responsible for injuries or damages to someone else
risk manager (insured)
the buy
agent or broker (intemediary)
facilitates the purchase of insurance, advises insured, negotiates with insurer
underwriter (insurer/carrier)
the insurance company, provides insurance coverage
risk control techniques
loss prevention/reduction
duplication
separation
diversification
avoidance
risk financing techniques
retention
transfer
insurance
risk management process
identify
measure & analyze
select the appropriate technique
implement & monitor
agents
someone who legally represents the principal (insurance company) and has the auhtority to act on the principal’s behalf
independent agent
usually represents several unrelated insurers, the agent may find coverage that is better suited for the client since it is not limited to one carrier
exclusive/captive agent
represents only one insurer or group of insurers under common ownership
brokers
someone who legally represents the insured
admitted carrier
being approved by the state to carry out insurance in that region/area, rates are capped by the state
underwriting
process of selecting, classifying, and pricing applicants for insurance
combines ratio
(Losses + Expenses)/Premium
gross premium
gross rate x exposure units
adverse selection
the tendency of a person with a higher risk to seek insurance at standard rates, which results in higher than expected loss levels for the company
asymmetric information
when one party has information that is relevant to a transaction that the other party does not have, often causes adverse selection