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Transfer of Risk


Contract


Insurance

Uncertainty


Possibility of Loss


Risk

Loss or Gain


Non-insurable


Speculative Risk


Loss only


Insurable

Pure Risk




A cause of loss


What causes the loss

Peril









Hazard🚧

Physical


Moral


Morale

Can be seen

Physicial Hazard

Dishonesty

Moral Hazard


Belief that causing a loss is acceptable

Carelessness

Morale Hazard


i.e. leaving doors open to house while you are not 🏠


STARR


Sharing


Transfer


Avoidance


Retention


Reduction

Methods of Handling Risk




CANHAM


Elements of Insurance Risk


C-Calculate


A-Affordable


N-Non-catastrophic


H-Homogeneous


A-Accidental


M-Measurable


Larger the group the more accurate losses can be predicted


Law of Large Number


Risks that have a higher chance of failing

Adverse selection



An Agreement


1st Party-customer insured


2nd Party-Insurance Co. or insurer

Contract




Insurance Company pays another Insurance Co to take some of their risk

Reinsurance



Evaluating Risk prior to transfer

Facultative Reinsurance


Reinsurer accepts transfer according to agreement


Treaty

Types of Insurers

Stock Insurer


Mutual


Fraternal


Reciprocal


Lloyd’s Association


Risk Retention Group


Risk Purchasing Group


Self Insurance

Stock Insurer

Owned by stockholders


Board of Directors


Taxable dividends


Issues non-par policies

Mutual

Owned by policyholders


Board of Directors


Excessive premiums returned to policyholders


Issues Par policy

Fraternal

Must be a member of society


Provides Insurance and other benefits

Reciprocal

Unincorporated


Assessed if loss to any member of group


Run by Atty in fact

Lloyd’s Association

Insurance provided by individual underwriters

Risk Retention Group=RRG

Insurance companies created for policyholders from same industry.


Car dealers 🚗

🚗🚙

Risk Purchasing Group=RPG

Group of businesses from same industry that group together to buy liability insurance.

NOT AN INSURANCE Company

Self Insurance

Business that pays its own claims

Private


Residual- state and federal government

Classification of Insurers

Insurance Company Location

Domestic


Foreign


Alien

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸


🇬🇧🎌🇬🇷🇨🇦


👽

What is the state license for an insurance comapny

Certificate of Authority


Admitted-authorized, approved


Non-admitted-unauthorized, not required to hold COA (surplus lines)

Surplus Lines

Unauthorized


Gaming industry, entertainment, mining, skyscrapers

🎲🎤🎷🎻🏙

Financial Strength Rating

Company Report Card

Fiduciary

= Trust

Sends premiums to insurer


Knowledge of products


Comply with laws/regulations


No commingling of funds

Elements of Contract Law


CLOAC

C=Consideration


L=Legal Purpose


O=Offer


A=Acceptance


C=Competent Parties



Characteristics of Insurance Contracts

Adhesion


Aleatory


Good Faith/Reasonable Expectation


Unilateral


Personal


Conditional


Indemnity


Representation


Warranty


Concealment


Fraud/False Statements


Waiver


Estoppel

Policy written by insurance company

Adhesion

Glue

Not of equal value


Aleatory

Small premium large amount of coverage

Good Faith/Reasonable Expectation

Promise


Honesty

1 promise made


Unilateral

Made with one person


Not interchangable

Made with 1 person


Not interchangeable


Personal

Payment must be made


Conditional

Independent

Sells multiple products multiple companies


Represents the insured (Client)


Owns expiration of policies

Representation

Believed to be true

Material Misrepresentation

False information


Does effect insurance companies decision to cover

Misreresentation

Information which is false


Does NOT effect insurance company decision to cover

Indemnity

Pay for loss


Restore to orginial

One-sided

Warranty

Promise made by Insurance Company

Guaranteed to be true

Concealment

Failure to disclose


Intentional = voided coverage


Non-Intentional = non-voided coverage

Fraud/False Statements/Embezzlement


Intentional Act to Cheat


Voids policy

Punishment for Fraud

Fine


or


Imprisonment 10-15 yrs


or


Both

Waiver

Voluntarily giving up right

Estoppel

Legal doctrine


Prevents party from denying action of previously accepted action

Insurance Marketing Distribution Systems


Exclusive

Represents one company


Compensated by commissions

Insurance Marketing Distribution System

General Agent/Managing General Agent

Hire, train, supervise agents in one geographical area


Receives commissions on business produced by agents magaged

Insurance Marketing Distribution Systems

Direct Writing Company

Pay salaries to employees to sell insurance product


No commissions


Owner (insurer) owns all business produced

Insurance Marketing Distribution Systems

Direct Response

No producer/agent


Sold directly to public by insurer

Mail, advertisements, internet


Insurance Marketing Distribution Systems

Law of Agency

Insurance agent acts on behalf of the principal

1 person

Agent Authority

Expressed


Implied


Apparent

Under law of agency

Express

Written in contract between agent/company

Implied

Not written but what agents do to sell insurance

Apparent

Things agent does, not implied that a reasonable person would do to sell insurance

-deny coverage


-increase premium


-limit coverage


Under what method________


Methods to limit Adverse Selection