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Risk analysis consist of 2 parts?

1. analysis of the subject - the person, people, or company/entity applying for ins.


2. analysis of object - the prop, liability, crime, broiler and machinery, auto & more

Defne Additional Insured

a person other than the named insured who is protected by the terms of the policy. May be named or unnamed.

Under a home policy insured will often be defined as the person(s) named on the dec pages and if living in the home. Those individuals include the following?

- named insured and or spouse


- relatives of either the insured or spouse


- anyone under age of 21 under the care of the insured

List the reasons why a backdated policy raises several concerns?

- concern that a loss may have occurred on a backdated policy


- concern of moral hazard


- usually done for admin purposes


- signed declaration should be required confirming no known losses

________ __________ requires signed applications for the collection of personal data.

Privacy legislation

In the analysis of a personal lines application the employment status can be a potential risk assessment tool for moral hazard in what way?

- if the applicant is unemployed


- if the applicant is self employed and the stability of that venture


- if the applicant's stated occupation is vague


- length of employment in business shows stability

In seeking out and analyzing a comprehensive loss history, the uw must always remember two points:

1. Losses are not the same as claims


2. The amount of loss is less important than the circumstance surrounding the loss

Past loss history is a critical tool for assessing the exposure to future losses for the given risk that may reveal information through 2 ways?

1. subject of the insurance - the applicant


2. object of the insurance - the risk