Insurance!

6. _______ life tables are spreadsheets that show the probability of a person of a given age dying before their next birthday
9. this line of insurance protects workers who are injured doing their jobs, it pays lost time and medical costs, primarily a US term
11. unsurprising name for stop-loss insurance FOR insurance companies
13. The money you pay in exchange for another party's agreeing to take on a defined risk
14. the amount of money the insured must pay toward a loss before the insurance policy will kick in, outside the UK

1. ________ of insurance- by far the most common insurance-related request that we receive from clients is for this document proving that FIS carries the insurance required to meet contractual obligations, we have thousands in our system
2. type of insurance company wholly owned by a larger entity to handle its risks, a word with unfriendly overtones
3. insurance, but for things that are guaranteed to eventually happen, like death, mostly a British term
4. line of insurance that protects fis in the event that a vehicle being used for business purposes incurs liability to the company
5. a 17th century London coffeehouse where modern insurance was coincidentally conceived, which continues to be a major force in the insurance market centuries later today, even insuring some of FIS's risks
7. this line of insurance covers costs of data breaches or system failures
8. collective term for types of insurance that the corporate insurance team doesn't manage
10. a not-quite tropical British overseas territorial island that's one of the world's largest insurance hubs
12. the amount of money the insured must pay toward a loss before the insurance policy will kick in, in the UK