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RMIN 4000 Edmunds Exam 2|148
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major types of private insurers - -Stock, Mutual, and Lloyd's of London

- stock insurers - -corporation owned by stockholders.
objective is to earn profit for stockholders by increasing the value of the
stock and paying dividends

- Mutual insurers - -a corporation owned by policyholders. profits are
distributed to policyholders by dividends or rate reductions

- types of mutual insurers - -advance premium mutual, assessment mutual,
and fraternal insurer

- assessment mutual - -insurer has the right to assess policyholders an
additional amount if the insurer's financial operations are unfavorable

- advance premium mutual - -insurer does not issue assessable policies

- fraternal insurer - -a mutual insurer that provides life and health insurance
to members of a social or religious organization

- Lloyd's of London - -The world's leading insurance market that provides
services and physical facilities for its members to write specialized lines of
insurance. They underwrite insurance for syndicates.

- Is Lloyd's of London an insurer? - -No

- Lloyd's of London brokers - -represent policyholders to arrange coverage
with syndicates

- syndicates - -offer insurance contracts in the market

- who makes up a syndicate? - -members, managing agents, and
underwriters

- insurance agent - -Someone who legally represents the principal
(insurance company) and has the authority to act on the principal's behalf

- Is the principal responsible for acts of an agent? - -Yes, when the agent is
acting within the scope of authority

, - Agent Binding Authority - -provide temporary insurance until the policy is
actually written (typically with P&C, NOT life

- brokers - -someone who legally represents the insured, places appropriate
coverage, is paid commission from insurer, and

- importance of large brokerage firms - -very important for commercial P&C,
have knowledge of specialized markets, and provide risk management and
loss-control services

- surplus lines broker - -"Wholesalers" who work with retail Agents and
Brokers, licensed to place business with a "non admitted" insurer

- surplus lines - -any type of insurance for which there is no available
market in the state

- non-admitted insurer - -an insurer not licensed to do business in the state

- independent agency distribution - -represent several unrelated insurers,
agency owns expirations and renewal rights

- exclusive agency system - -the agent represents only one insurer or group
of insurers under common ownership. agents do not own expirations or
renewal rights to policies

- direct writer system - -an insurer in which the salesperson is an employee
of the insurer, not an independent contractor. employees paid on "salary
plus"

- direct response system - -Insurer sells directly to the consumer by
television or some other media

- what are some methods to sell individual insurance policies to - -employer
groups, labor unions, trade associations, college and university alumni, and
others groups like AARP or AAA

- group insurance marketing - -Products are sold through group
representatives employees who receive a salary and incentive payments
based on sales (can pay for insurance by payroll deduction)

- what are the major insurance company operations? - -ratemaking,
underwriting, production, claims settlement, reinsurance, and investments

- ratemaking - -the pricing of insurance and the calculation of insurance
premiums

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