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Pure Risk - Answer chance of loss or no loss but not gain insurable Speculative Risk - Answer there is possibility of loss but of gain no insurablility exposure unit - Answer subject to loss peril - Answer cause of loss life insurance - Answer death Health insurance - Answer accident and sickness hazard - Answer increases the likelihood or severity of loss Three types of hazard - Answer physical, moral, morale physical hazard - Answer arise from the inhe...

1. Explain the impacts of an effective Risk Management program on an orga- nization (6): 1. protects organization's reputation/brand 2. Increases profitability 3. Raises awareness of risk management 4. supports managerial objective 5. Improves morale and productivity 6. Improves quality, process and technology 2. Define Traditional Risk Management (TRM).: a functional, siloed, view of risk affecting one or more areas of the organization (focuses on pure risk) 3. Define Enterprise Risk Ma...

Insurance - Transfer of risk from one person or organization to an insurance company Indemnity - The principle to restore the insured to the pre-loss economic or financial condition. Law of Large numbers - Mathematical principle used by insurers to predict losses to charge the appropriate premiums Insurable Interest - Proof that someone stands to lose financially if a loss occurs; must exist at the time of the loss in property and casualty insurance Binder - Temporary insurance contr...

Admitted Insurance Company vs. Non-Admitted Insurance Company - An admitted insurance company is authorized to transact insurance in California because it has a Certificate of Authority granted by the California Department of Insurance (CDI) A non-admitted insurance company is not authorized to transact insurance in California because of failing to comply with California requirements or did not seek admission Pure Risk vs. Speculative Risk - Pure risks are insurable but Speculative risks ar...

CA Life Insurance Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is meant by referring to an insurance policy as a unilateral contract? Only one party makes a legally enforceable promise. When must insurance records of insurance agents and brokers be made available to the Insurance Commissioner? At all times. Any situation that presents the possibility of a loss is known as a loss exposure Which of the following information is not required to be communicated in a Life insurance contract? Personal ...

CPCU 500,Becoming a Leader in Risk Management and Insurance Exam | Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) Q: Which one of the following is an element of a loss exposure? Choose one answer. A. The verification of risk B. A cause of loss C. The probability of a loss D. The occurrence of a loss Answer: B. A cause of loss Q: The statement "There is a 5 percent chance that John will be injured in an automobile accident while drivi...

KENTUCKY ADJUSTER EXAM PREP EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATES Insurance Transfers risk of financial losses from one party to another Insured Individual or organization that pays premiums in exchange for protection Insurer Company, group, or government agency offering financial protection Insurance policy A legally binding contract in which the insurer agrees to take on specified risks in exchange for the insured's premium. Principle of indemnity Restoration ...

CA PSI Site - Life, Accident and Health Agent Examination (Life Agent) with Complete SolutionsCA PSI Site - Life, Accident and Health Agent Examination (Life Agent) with Complete SolutionsAdmitted Insurance Company vs. Non-Admitted Insurance Company - ANSWER-An admitted insurance company is authorized to transact insurance in California because it has a Certificate of Authority granted by the California Department of Insurance (CDI) A non-admitted insurance company is not authorized to transa...

RMI 2302 FSU NYCE EXAM 1 Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) Risk Likelihood - answerFrequency - the probability that a loss can occur. What 3 ways can Risk Likelihood be categorized - answerHigh - an event is expected to happen in most circumstances Medium - an even will probably happen in many circumstances Low - an event may occur at some point Risk Impact - answerSeverity - the potential effect that a loss could have if it arises. Risk prevention methods are best applied to ...

Risk - Answer- the uncertainty about outcomes, with the possibility that some of the outcomes can be negative. Quantified by knowing the probability of the possible outcomes Probability - Answer- the likelihood that an outcome or event will occur. Probabilities are stated as a decimal figure, a percentage, or a fraction. What are the 2 elements associated with risk? - Answer- uncertainty of outcome + possibility of negative outcome Pure Risk - Answer- a chance of loss or no loss, but no...