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Exposure avoidance

"abandons or avoids the loss situation, thus eliminating all possibility of loss."
Proactive avoidance
"occurs when a firm avoids ever incurring a particular loss exposure."
Abandonment
"occurs when a firm eliminates an existing loss exposure."
Loss prevention
"reduces loss frequency."
Loss reduction
"reduces loss severity."
Separation
"disperses resources over two or more locations."
Duplication

"creates copies or spares of important items and stores them at separate locations."

Diversification
"spreads loss exposures over several projects, products, markets, and/or regions."
Retention
"generates funds from within the firm to pay for losses; compare transfer."
Transfer
"generates funds from outside the firm to pay for losses, through either insurance or noninsurance transfer; compare retention."
Burglary
"is theft with forcible entry."
Robbery
"is theft by threat or use of bodily violence."
Employee theft
"is theft committed by an employee against his employer."
Commercial property insurance
"covers property loss exposures for businesses and nonprofit organizations."
Multiline policy
"covers two or more lines of business."
Package policy
"is another term for multiline policy."
Monoline policy
"covers one line of business."
Standard form
"is developed by the Insurance Services Office, Inc., the American Association of Insurance Services, or another insurance advisory organization."
Nonstandard form
"is developed independently by insurers or brokers."
Commercial package policy (CPP)
"is a multiline policy with two or more ISO commercial lines coverage parts."
CPP
"abbreviates commercial package policy."
Output policy
"combines several commercial property coverages into one policy form with associated endorsements."
MOP
"abbreviates Manufacturers’ Output Policy."
Businessowners’ policy (BOP)
"is a freestanding package policy that provides property and liability coverages for small to medium–sized businesses."
BOP
"abbreviates businessowners’ policy."
Commercial property conditions
"are applicable to all commercial property coverage forms under a CPP."
Policy condition
"is any provision that qualifies an otherwise enforceable promise in an insurance policy."
Concealment, Misrepresentation, or Fraud
"is a commercial property condition that voids coverage if you commit related fraud or intentionally conceal or misrepresent any material fact related to any coverage, claim, or your insurable interest."
Control of Property
"is a commercial property condition that states that any act by anyone you don’t control won’t affect coverage."
Insurance Under Two or More Coverages
"is a commercial property condition that states that we will not pay more than the actual amount of your loss, no matter how many coverages apply."
Legal Action Against Us
"is a commercial property condition that states that you can’t sue us unless you’ve complied with all the coverage part conditions and you bring suit within two years of the date of loss."
Liberalization
"is a commercial property condition that states that if we broaden coverage without additional premium within 45 days before policy inception or during the policy period, you have the broadened coverage."
No Benefit To Bailee
"is a commercial property condition that states that no one else having custody of covered property benefits from this insurance."
Subrogation
"seeks recovery from any negligent third party."
Other Insurance
"is a commercial property condition that states that if the other policy has the same terms, conditions, and provisions as the BPP, the other insurer shares losses with us on a pro rata basis."
Transfer of Rights of Recovery Against Others to Us
"is a commercial property condition that states that after we’ve paid, we reserve the right to subrogation."
Actual cash value (ACV)
"equals replacement cost minus depreciation."
ACV
"abbreviates actual cash value."
Replacement cost (RC)
"is the cost to replace the property with new property, determined at the time and place of loss."
RC
"abbreviates replacement cost."
Selling price
"is the way in which stock that you’ve sold but not yet delivered is valued, minus discounts and un–incurred expenses."
Coinsurance
"encourages insurance–to–value by penalizing insureds who do not buy coverage equal to (typically) 80 – 100% of the property’s full val ue."
Vacant
"describes property that doesn’t contain enough contents to conduct customary operations."
Vacancy Permit Endorsement
"brings back full coverage for vacant buildings for additional premium."
Mortgage Holders’ Provision
"states that we’ll pay for covered loss to each mortgagee in the order in which they appear."
Loss Payable Provisions Endorsement
"contains four options: loss payable, lender’s loss payable, contract of sale, and building owner loss payable."
Loss Payable
"is the loss payable provisions endorsement that states that the loss payee is entitled only to joint loss payment with the insured."
Lender’s Loss Payable
"is the loss payable provisions endorsement that states that a loss payee whose interest in the insured property is established through written agreements (receipts, bills of lading) is entitled to joint loss payment."
Contract Of Sale
"is the loss payable provisions endorsement that states that the buyer or seller in a contract of sale is entitled to joint loss payment as their (both parties’) interests may appear."
Building Owner Loss Payable
"is the loss payable provisions endorsement that states that the owner of a building in which the insured is tenant is entitled to payment for losses to the described building."
Fixture
"is a personal property item permanently affixed to the building."
Stock
"is covered under the BPP when it is sold but not delivered."
Building
"includes the building described in the declarations plus completed additions, fixtures, machinery and equipment, and personal property used to maintain or service the building."
Trade fixture
"is removable by a tenant."
Improvements and betterments
"include fixtures to real property that change the property and enhance its value."
Commercial bailment
"exists when one party (the bailee) holds the property of another (the bailor) for some purpose beneficial to both parties."
Bailee
"is the holder of bailed property."
Bailor
"is the owner of bailed property."
Debris removal additional coverage
"pays for debris removal of covered property damaged by a covered loss if the insured reports the expenses to the insurer within 180 days of the date of the physical loss to be covered."
Pollutant cleanup and removal additional coverage
"pays for extraction of pollutants from land or water at the described premises if their release was caused by a covered cause of loss and if reported within 180 days of the incident."
Preservation of property additional coverage
"covers any direct loss to property moved to save it from a covered loss, while it is being moved or temporarily stored but only for 30 days from when it was first moved."
Fire department service charge additional coverage
"pays up to $1,000 of required fire department service charges, no deductible."
Electronic data additional coverage
"pays up to $2,500 per year (not per occurrence or per location) to replace or restore electronic data destroyed or corrupted by a covered cause of loss."
Newly acquired or constructed property extension
"covers newly acquired or constructed property for up to 30 days."
Personal effects and property of others extension
"applies contents coverage to personal effects of the insured, its officers, and employees and personal property of others up to $2,500."
Valuable papers and records (other than electronic data) extension
"applies contents coverage, up to $1,000, for the cost of research to replace information other than electronic data."
Outdoor property extension
"applies up to $1,000 to outdoor property if damaged by fire, lightning, explosion, riot, or aircraft."
Multiple deductible form endorsement
"allows insureds to apply different deductibles to different buildings under the same policy."
Non–owned detachable trailers extension
"allows the insured to apply up to $5,000 to trailers used in his business; in his care, custody, or control; and for which he has a contractual responsibility to pay for loss or damage."
Outside signs endorsement
"provides higher limits and/or broader perils than conventional BPP coverage for outdoor signs attached to a building."
Windstorm Or Hail Percentage Deductible Clauses Endorsement
"applies a deductible to windstorm or hail losses equal to 1%, 2%, or 5% of the applicable amount of insurance or, for blanket coverages, 1%, 2%, or 5% of the value of the damaged property."
Agreed Value Optional Coverage
"waives the coinsurance clause until the statement of values expires."
Inflation Guard Optional Coverage
"increases theinsurance limit, pro–rata, by the annual percentageshown in the declarations."
Replacement cost coverage
"is made available whenthe insurer is willing to assume the increased moral hazard inherent in RC coverage."
Extension of replacement cost coverage to property of others
"covers personal property of others for which the insured is legally liable for loss or damage."
Direct loss
"is actual, perceptible, physical damageto or disappearance of property."
Proximate cause of loss
"produces physical damage through an unbroken chain of events."
Causes of loss/basic form
"covers loss by fire, explosion, lightning, windstorm, hail, smoke, aircraft, vehicles, riot or civil commotion, vandalism, sprinkler leakage, sinkhole collapse, and volcanic action."
Causes of loss/broad form
"covers the basic form covered causes of loss plus glass breakage; falling objects; weight of snow, ice, or sleet; water damage; and additional coverage–collapse."
Causes of loss/special form
"provides ‘all–risks’ coverage."
Fire
"is rapid oxidation that produces visible light."
Hostile fire
"is a fire outside its intended place."
Friendly fire
"is a fire within its intended place."
Lightning
"is electricity of atmospheric origin."
Explosion
"includes gas explosion within a furnace system, but excludes rupture of pressure vessels."
Combustion explosion (furnace explosion)
"is explosion of fuel or gases."
Furnace explosion
"is another term for combustion explosion."
Windstorm
"is wind of unusual strength producing general damage in an area at a particular time."
Hail
"is precipitation of ice particles."
Smoke
"includes only sudden and accidental damage from nonagricultural and nonindustrial operations."
Vehicle
"is any device for conveying persons or objects."
Riot
"is three or more people, assembled for any reason, who disturb the public peace."
Civil commotion
"is an uprising of citizens."
Vandalism
"is willful and malicious damage to property."
Sprinkler leakage
"is leakage or discharge from an automatic sprinkler system, including collapse of a system tank."
Protective safeguards endorsement
"suspends coverage if the insured knows the sprinkler system isn’t working and doesn’t tell the insurer."
Sinkhole collapse
"includes loss caused by the sudden sinking or collapse of land into empty underground spaces created by water (not dug mines)."
Volcanic action
"includes direct loss or damage caused by the eruption of a volcano including airborne shock waves, ash, and lava flow."
Doctrine of concurrent causation
"states that if a loss can be attributed to two causes and only one of them is covered, the policy covers the loss."
Falling object
"excludes damage to personal property in the open or to the interior of a building or its contents unless the roof or an outside wall is first damaged by a falling object."
Additional coverage

"Breakage of glass–includes glass, except neon tubing, that is part of the building."

Weight of snow, ice, or sleet
"doesn’t include damage to gutters and downspouts or personal property outside the building."
Additional coverage
"collapse–covers direct loss or damage caused by partial or total building collapse from named perils."
Ordinance or law exclusion
"eliminates coverage for the enforcement of any law regulating the construction, repair, or use of any property or requiring the tearing down of property or the removal of that debris."
Earth movement exclusion
"eliminates coverage for any movement except sinkhole collapse, but resulting fire or explosion is covered."
Governmental action exclusion
"eliminates coverage for governmental seizure or destruction of insured property."
Nuclear hazard exclusion
"allows coverage for loss by resulting fire."
Utility services exclusion
"eliminates coverage if power failure occurs away from the insured premises."
War and military action exclusion
"eliminates coverage for war, war–like action, insurrection, rebellion, or revolution."
Water exclusion
"eliminates coverages for flood, surface water, waves, tides, overflow, spray, mudslide, water that backs up from a sewer or drain, and pressure from or seepage of water at or below ground level."
Maintenance exclusion
"eliminates coverage for losses that can be prevented through ordinary maintenance or that are inevitable over time."
Employee dishonesty exclusion
"eliminates coverage for dishonest or criminal acts by the insured or anyone to whom he entrusted property."
Voluntary parting exclusion
"eliminates coverage for voluntary parting with any property by an insured that was induced to do so by a fraudulent scheme or false pretense."
Unauthorized instructions exclusion
"eliminates coverage for property transferred to another person or placed outside the premises because of unauthorized instructions."
Inventory shortage exclusion
"eliminates coveragefor loss if the only evidence of loss is inventory shortage."
Unexplained disappearance exclusion

"eliminates coverage for loss if there is no physical evidence of loss."

Concurrent causation exclusion
"eliminates coverage for certain causes of loss unless the uncovered cause of loss results in a covered cause of loss."
Specified Causes of Loss
"include fire; lightning; explosion; windstorm or hail; smoke; aircraft or vehicles; riot; leakage from fire equipment; sinkhole collapse; volcanic action; falling objects; weight of snow or ice; and water damage."
Additional coverage extensions for the causes of loss

"special form–include property in transit and water damage."

Firms must manage four categories of loss exposure:
"1. Property Loss Exposure 2. Liability Loss exposure 3. Personnel Loss exposure 4. Net Income Loss exposure"
There are six risk control techniques:
"1. Exposure avoidance 2. Loss prevention 3. Loss reduction 4. Separation 5. Duplication 6. Diversification"
There are two risk financing techniques:
"1. Retention 2. Transfer"
Commercial Insurance Policy Formats (7)

"1. Multiline (package) Policy 2. Monoline policy 3. Standard form 4. Nonstandard form 5. Commercial Package policy 6. Businessowners policy (BOP) 7. Output policy"

Common Policy Conditions (6)
"1. Cancellation 2. Changes 3. Examination of books and records 4. inspections and surveys 5. premiums 6. transfer of rights"
Other Commercial Property Insurance Conditions

"1. Valueation 2. Coinsurance 3. Duties in the event of loss or damage 4. appraisal 5. Loss Payment 6. Recovered property 7. Vacancy 8. Mortgage Holders Provision 9. Loss Payable Provisions Endorsement"

Property covered by the BPP – three types
"Building, Your Business Personal Property, Personal property of others"
Property Specifically not covered by the BPP (three types)

"1. Buildings and other real property, 2. Plants and utdoor property 3. Other personal property (DEMCABS) deeds, Evidence of debt, money Currency, accounts bills securities and notes)"

Six additional coverages

"Debris removal, Pollutant Cleanup and Removal, Preservation of Property, Fire Department Services, Increased Cos of Construction, Electronic Data"

Six BPP Coverage Extensions

"New Acquired or Constructed Property, Personal effects and Property of Others, Valuable Papers and records/ cot of research, Property off premises, Outdoor Property, Non–Owned detachable trailers."

BPP Provisions that determine recovery amounts (three)
"1. Limits of Insurance 2. Deductible 3. Valuation"
BPP Optional Coverages (four)

"1. Agreed Value Optional Coverage


2. Inflation Guard Optional Coverage


3. Replacement cost (RC) Coverage


4. Extension of replacement cost coverage to property of others."

Basic Form (12) Covered Causes of Loss

"Fire , Lightning, Fungus (limited) WARVVESSS Wind/hail Aircraft Riot/civil Vandalism Vehicles smoke sinkhole sprinkler"

Basic Form Exclusions (8)

"ordinance or Law, Earth movement, Government Action, Nuclear Hazard, Utility Services, War and military action, Water, Fungus/wet rot/dry rot/bacteria



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Broad Form – Causes of Loss 1+5

"Basic form covered casues of loss plus falling objects, weight of snow, ice or sleet, Water damage collapse"

Special Form – Causes of Loss

"Risks of direct physical loss unless excluded in section B or limited in section C."

Additional Coverage Extensions

"1. Property in Transit 2. 'Tearing out' coverage"

Places Where the BPP Covers:

The BPP covera property Located at the described locations or within 100 feet of the nearest Boundary of the land considered part of the insured premises.

Six-step risk management process:

1. Identify loss exposures, 2. Analyze Loss Exposures, 3. Examine availible risk management techniques, 4. choose the best techniques, 5. Implement the technique, 6. Monitor the results.

Commercial Property Conditions

1. Concealment, Misrepresntation, or Fraud, 2. Cortrol of Property, 3. Insurance Under Two or More Coverages, 4. Legal Action Against Us. 5. Liberalization, 6. No Benefit to Bailee, 7. Other Insurance, 8. Policy Period, Coverage Territory, 9. Transfer of Rights of Recovery Against Others to Us.