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who elects the governing body of a mutual insurance company
policyholders
when a policy pays dividends to its policy holders, it is said to be
participating
a nonprofit incorporated society that does not have capital stock and operates for the sole benefit of its members is known as
a fraternal benefit society
Which act requires insurers to disclose when an applicants consumer or credit history is being investigated
1970 Fair Credit Reporting Act
a participating insurance policy?
policyowners are entitled to recieve dividends
at what point must a life insurance applicant be informed of their rights that fall under the Fair Credit Reporting Act
upon completion of the application
the stated amount or percent of liquid assets that an insurer must have on hand that will satisfy future obligations to its policyholders is called
reserves
what year was the McCarran-Ferguson Act enacted
1945
what type of reinsurance contract involves 2 companies automatically sharing their risk exposure
treaty
who elects the governing body of a mutual insurance company
policyholders
the stated amount or percent of liquid assets that an insurer must have on hand that will satisfy future obligations to its policyholders is called
reserves
what type of risk involves the potential for loss and the potential for gain
speculative
an insurer has a contractual agreement which transfers a portion of its risk exposure to another insurer. What type of contractual agreement is this?
reinsurance contract
which of the following can be defined as a cause of loss
peril
what risk is insurable
pure
which term describes the elimination of a hazard
risk avoidance
how can an insurance company minimize exposure to loss
reinsuring risks
the act of insuring a risk against possible loss
risk transfer
according to the law of large numbers, how would losses be affected if the number of similar insured units increase
predictability of losses will be improved
a business becoming incorporated is an example of risk…
transfer
what type of risk involves the potential for loss with no possibility of gain
pure risk
a condition that increases the possibility of financial loss is called a(n)
hazard
a hold-harmless clause is an example of risk
transfer
an insurance risk requires
that the chance of loss be calculable