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Across
  1. 3. Type of Insurance to indemnify Insured's against dishonest acts by their employees
  2. 4. A type of rating is used to develop premiums for unique exposures for which no established rates are available.
  3. 5. Insurance company owned by its stock holders.
  4. 8. An advisory and a rating organization for the P&C insurance, formed in 1971.
  5. 9. A type of Insurer. Also an AC Brand.
  6. 10. potential event or factor that can cause a loss
  7. 12. Someone who acts on behalf of Insured and recommends policies to them.
  8. 13. One of the types of Hazards
  9. 14. One of the 4 risk mitiagation strategies
  10. 15. Type of Insurance that also covers damage due to Livestock.
  11. 17. PRemium that corresponds to the timeperiod remaining on the policy.
  12. 19. Law of large numbers is also known as Law of
  13. 20. sharing one risk amongst multiple insurance companies
  14. 23. Type ofRating laws need prior approval in case the rates exceed certain thresholds.
  15. 24. an expert who does product pricing
  16. 25. - ___ in Insurance, compensates the beneficiaries of the policies for their actual economic losses.
  17. 27. This insurance is mainly liability coverage of an individual or organization for negligent acts or omissions.
Down
  1. 1. Someone who has legal interest in your property
  2. 2. an amount the insured has to pay as part of a claim whenever it arises
  3. 6. by the chief insurance regulators from states and territories
  4. 7. A rating law that allows insurers to use rates without having them to file with regulators.
  5. 11. One of the important units in rate making.
  6. 12. A person who recieves payment of amount of insurance after death of insured.
  7. 14. a type of reinsurance
  8. 16. Fixture attached to a real estate is a ___ property.
  9. 18. U.S. standard-setting and regulatory support organization created and
  10. 20. An wholly owned subsidiary of larger firm that is tasked with writing Insurance for the parent.
  11. 21. a right held by most insurance carriers to legally pursue a third party that caused an insurance loss to the insured.
  12. 22. Rating that involves considering actual losses in the past policy periods.
  13. 26. Rates that are applied to all insured falling under same rating category.