LO6: Understand insurance intermediation in the London Market Flashcards

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agency by necessity

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emergency situation where someone has to make a decision an noone with the authority is present

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agent duties

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  • follow instructions
  • act in good faith towards their principals
  • not to sub-delegate without permission
  • account for funds
  • act with all due care and skill
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principal responces to agent acting outside of their authority

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  • ratify
  • ratify and claim damages
  • refuse to ratify, open up the agent to third party claims

shouldnt give the impression that the agent has more power than they acc do

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broker duty of care

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to insurer and insured, obligated under the law of tort

  • to behave in accordance with the standards of a reasonably able and competent broker in the relevant area of the market
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broker breaches of duty of care

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not:
- ensuring insurance is placed with suitable insurers
- ensuring insurance is placed on suitable terms and conditions
- ensuring they understood client instructions
- explaining terms (warranties) and their effect

can lead to professional negligence claims

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single tied broker

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works for insurer, not in london market
sells >1 product from one insurerm

usually high street retailer

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multi-tied agent

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works for insurer, not in london market

sells one product per insurer, with 1 insurer on each class (car or house)

usually high street retailer

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independent intermediary

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traditional london market broker

tied to no insurer so can give independent advice

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surplus lines broker

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must be used when writting unadmitted in the us

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open market correspondent

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no delegated authority (not an approved coverholder) but introduces business to lloyds directly or through a lloyds broker on an open market basis

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broker submissions to xchanging

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mrc
london premium advice note = premium and tax info

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broker requests funds from the client

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  • get it in good time to pay insurers in time
  • advice/meet specified premium payment demands
  • advice on risk of cover cancellation
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account and settlement system

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used to submit info to xchanging

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insurers marker repository (imr)

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central market document repository

risks identified using a signing number and date

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insurers ask for expert reports that will be shared with the client through

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broker

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terms of business agreement is for between …

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broker and various parties
- can include producing broker

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who made model TOBAs

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terms of business agreement with insurer

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  • regulatory status (allowed to broker)
  • broker authority (risk transfer = money paid to insurer is deemed paid to the insurer)
  • renumeration
  • holding money/taxes (account to insurer on taxes paid on their behalf)
  • compliance (contract certainty and financial crime avoidance)
  • ownership and access to data records
  • laws and jurisdiction
  • conflict management
  • confidentiality
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terms of business agreement with client

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  • clients identity
  • claims notification (broker guidance)
  • disclosure
  • how brokers are paid (brokerage = premium % is a commission)
  • how monies are held
  • data protection
  • complaint (process)
  • dispute resolution
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broker flat fee

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payable by client (need to be notified before the fee is incurred or of how the fee will be calculated)

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broker commission/brokerage

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paid by insurer

held back by broker who gives on the net premium

broker must tell a commercial client what its receiving if asked but doesnt have to volunteer the info

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collecting commision

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on claims (usually 1% so insurer pays 101%)

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other commissions

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binding commission
technical advise, like engineers

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insurance distribution directive (idd)
- applies to

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applies to:
- sellers of products
- persons jobs to assist in insurance contract admin and performance
- ancillary insurance intermediaries (lighter touch and exclusion if insurance is complementary to the goods and services with premium <600 euro)

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idd principles
- act in best interest of the customer - info they provide must be clear and fair - must dicslose nature and basis (fee/brokerage) of renumeration
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client assests rules - from? - what?
from fca says broker must have adequate protection for the client assets (premium or claim funds) they are responsible for should be kept in a separate account so it cant be used to pay firm debt if it fails
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types of segregated accounts
statutory trust account nonstatutory trust account
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statutory trust account
cant fund payments out only for client money recieved
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nonstatutory trust account
- fund payments out - trust account by declaration not law - broker can extend credit to the client
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when should brokers pay clients
day after the funds are received
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main elements of data protection act 2018
- ensuring sensitive data can still be processed - restricting rights to access or delete data - setting the age where parental consent isnt needed to process data online - increase powers of the information commissioners office
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uk general data protection regulation applies to (companies and data)
processors (firms) controllers applies to personal data of an identified living individual
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uk gdpr lawful processing
consent contract legal obligation (needed to comply with law) vital interests (protect someones life) public task (public interest) legitimate interest (firms or third party) focus is on accountability
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uk gdpr rights
right to - be informed - of access (by submitting access request) - rectification - erasure (not absolute) - restrict processing - data portability - object - in relation to automated decision making/profiling
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accountability - legally required
privacy impact assessments privacy by design
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who do organisations report breaches to
information commissioners office individuals affectex
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