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C11 Chapters 1-3 (2018 ed)

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First step of risk management. Involves knowing about the risk itself, and what it could be exposed to
Classes of insurance covered against loss or damage to goods while in transit on land or during delay incidental to transit. includes motor truck cargo, parcel post, registered mail, salespersons' samples, trip transit, etc. Also covers bridges, wharves, power transmission lines and tunnels, plus radio, tv and microwave transmission towers. Any instrument of transportation or communication fall under this class
Way an insurer can remain profitable by writing insurance on as many different types of risk as possible, in as many geographic locations as possible.
Additional charge added to pure premium to reflect trends in accidents, repair costs, inflation, operating expenses and profits
Expressed by the ratio of the number of actual occurrences to that of possible occurrences
Chance of loss or chance of profit. not insurable
Second step of risk management. Involves determining the likelihood of a peril occurring and the possible extent of damage that could be caused
Type of insurance offered by the government.
Total of values insured under a policy (amount insurer could be liable for under a policy)
Premium required to pay the anticipated losses
Event giving rise to a loss
Determined by the construction of the property and its location with respect to firefighting facilities. Pertains to the risk itself
Down
Price of a unit of insurance for a given period of time
Provides coverage relating to life, accident, sickness and disability losses.
Relates to conditions that have to do with the human element of a risk
Final step of risk management. includes preventing loss or damage
To be put back in the same position as before the loss occurred.
Amount insurer keeps for its own account not including reinsurance
Applying established rates to the specific items to be insured
Highly trained professional often employed by insurers to establish rates
Portion of premium that has not yet been earned on a given policy.
Also known as property and casualty insurance. Includes all insurance not covered by X and Y
Way insurers can maintain profitability by taking on a significant enough number of risks so that the losses of the few can be paid out of the premium of the many that do not suffer a loss.
Type of insurance relating to dishonest acts of employees
Chance of loss but no chance of profit.
Danger of loss arising from what may happen to other risks nearby
One function of insurance which includes paying a small definite premium regularly instead of a potentially large loss at some unknown future date.
Funds required by law to be set aside to pay for losses reported but not yet paid or not yet reported.