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A tornado is considered which of the following?
Pure Risk
The concept that the insured should not profit from an insurance transaction is called:
he principle of indemnity
Lloyd's of London underwriter is responsible for doing which of the following?
Members are individually liable for each risk they assume
An agent that enters into agreements with more than one insurer is which of the following?
Independent
Fraud is an intentional act of all of the following, except:
Warranty
All of the following are true of a Reciprocal Insurance Company, except:
Members are grouped into syndicates
Which term describes the relinquishment of a legal right?
Waiver
Which insurance company department determines the probability of loss and sets the premium rates?
Actuarial
An alarm system installed in a home is considered which of the following ways to manage risk?
Reduction
The shifting of risk of loss to a larger homogeneous group is known as which of the following:
Risk transfer
Which term describes an insurance company that has been organized outside of the United States or its possessions and is admitted to this state?
Alien
Which of the following powers describes the authority stated in an agent's agency contract?
Express
ABC Insurance has exceeded its loss expectations and needs which of the following insurers to assume future high risk exposures?
Reinsurance
All of the following are characteristics of a Mutual Insurance Company, except:
Stockholders have ownershipCProfits are returned as divi
Which of the following best describes the concept of utmost good faith?
Both parties are entitled to rely upon the representations of the other that there is nothing concealed or dishonest