INSURANCE ESSENTIALS
Across
- 4. a condition within an exposure that may lead to an incident
- 5. a cause of loss
- 6. an incorporated insurance company owned by its policyholders
- 8. a technique of transferring the risk of an individual or organization to another by means of a contract
- 9. a form of reinsurance using offer and acceptance of individual risks
- 12. / a statement that promises or guarantees that something is absolutely true or will be true in the future
- 15. a failure to exercise care an ordinarily prudent person would use to protect others from unreasonable risk of injury
- 17. a type of negligence when a person adds in any way to his/her own injury and is barred from recovery
- 21. an underwriting concept to encourage an insured to purchase insurance equal to the full value of the property
- 22. an insurance company that is authorized and licensed to do business in a state
- 23. an accident, including continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the same conditions
- 25. a London association of private underwriters, each of whom underwrites insurance contracts on a basis of personal liability
Down
- 1. a rating that considers the individual loss experience of a particular insured
- 2. money for damages in excess of the amount required to compensate for loss, imposed to punish and deter conduct
- 3. the amount of loss which an insured must pay before the insurance company will pay its portion of the loss
- 7. the process of selecting a risk and assigning a proper rating classification to calculate the correct premium
- 10. the intentional deceit of a person by failing to disclose complete and correct information
- 11. right of an insurance company to recover money paid to an insured for a loss when the loss is someone else’s fault
- 13. an insurance company formed and domiciled in a country outside the united states
- 14. any act of stealing
- 16. the removal of a right by acting in a manner that is inconsistent with that right
- 18. an individual who aids in placing risks as the agent of the buyer
- 19. someone who has rightful possession of the property of another
- 20. not enough business personal property to conduct normal operations, in a broad sense, it means no contents
- 24. the chance of loss; the uncertainty of loss