A) The insurance policy usually has a provision specifying how a notice of loss is to be made to the insurance company.
B) One step in the investigation of a claim is to determine whether the policy was in force when the loss occurred.
C) The adjuster must file the proof of loss,which is a sworn statement supporting his or her decision regarding a claim.
D) A policy provision may determine how disputes over claim settlements are resolved.
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A) consolidation of risk.
B) avoidance of risk.
C) securitization of risk.
D) compartmentalization of risk.
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A) pricing pools.
B) insurance advisory organizations.
C) banks.
D) reciprocal exchanges.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) to stabilize profitability
B) to reduce the unearned premium reserve
C) to provide protection against catastrophic losses
D) to withdraw from a line of business or territory
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A) adjust claims.
B) determine premium rates.
C) negotiate reinsurance treaties.
D) invest insurance company assets.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) term life insurance
B) whole life insurance
C) fixed annuity
D) variable life insurance
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A) If Jonathan has a claim,Beta will adjust the claim.
B) Beta receives a fixed percentage of the homeowners premiums written by Alpha.
C) If any claims occur,Beta must pay a portion of each claim.
D) If Alpha's loss experience is favorable,Beta will not have to pay any losses.
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A) public adjuster.
B) staff claims representative.
C) agent.
D) independent adjuster.
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A) binder.
B) proof of loss.
C) inspection report.
D) notice of loss.
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A) reviewing investment options for the insurer's assets
B) reviewing language and policy provisions in insurance contracts
C) calculating premiums to be charged for the insurer's products
D) reviewing applications to determine if the company should insure the risk
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A) determine the amount of the loss.
B) attempt to deny the claim regardless of whether he believes the claim is covered.
C) verify that a covered loss has occurred.
D) delay paying the claim if the claim is covered.
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A) reinsurance pool.
B) ceding company.
C) surplus share reinsurance treaty.
D) special purpose reinsurance vehicle.
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A) facultative reinsurance
B) surplus share reinsurance
C) reinsurance pool
D) excess of loss reinsurance
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A) Funds for these investments are derived primarily from premium income,investment earnings,and maturing investments that must be reinvested.
B) Income from these investments reduces the cost of insurance.
C) A primary objective in making these investments is safety of principal.
D) The majority of these investments are short-term investments.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) stabilize profits.
B) reduce the unearned premium reserve.
C) provide large risk capacity.
D) retire from a line or territory.
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A) catastrophe futures contracts.
B) interest rate swaps.
C) catastrophe bonds.
D) contingent options contracts.
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A) A reinsurer may not purchase reinsurance.
B) The reinsurer is the first insurer that provides claims services to the insured after a loss occurs.
C) The amount of insurance transferred to a reinsurer is called the net retention.
D) The insurer transferring business to a reinsurer is called the ceding company.
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