Across
- 7. a type of general business account for a brokerage
- 8. a profit commission offered by insurers
- 11. property examples are as piplines and bridges
- 14. to determine whether or not a risk is eligible for insurance
- 16. a federal privacy act
- 18. the P in P&C insurance
- 19. insurance purchased from another insurance company
- 23. the maximum volume of business that an insurance company accepts
- 26. a type of billing offered by insurers
- 27. The Insurance ____________ Act gives power to OSFI
- 28. an event that gives rise to an insured loss
- 32. _______ premium represents the unexpired portion of a policy
- 34. a department unique to insurance companies
- 35. investigates insurance claims
- 36. the chance that you could become physically disabled (2)
- 37. supervisor of insurance companies
- 38. the department acting as a liaison with government
- 39. the price of insurance for a year
- 40. _________ premium for the period of time already elapsed
- 42. continuing ________ is required in some provinces to maintain insurance designation
- 43. a type of company that provides insurance to its owners
- 45. type of profit after claims and expenses have been paid
- 46. qualification given by government or approved self-regulating body
- 50. a type of contract where no expressed statement exists
- 52. failure to provide reasonable care
- 53. responsible for overseeing privacy legislation in a province or territory
- 54. peace of mind from paying a premium (3)
- 56. an insurance guarantee that a second party will fulfill an obligation to a third party (2)
- 57. oversees provincial licensing
- 58. places insurance with one insurer
- 59. a type of floater a farmer might have
- 61. a condition formed from legislation
- 62. the insurer in a law of agency contract
- 63. wrongful removal of property with signs of physical forced entry
- 64. binding __________ confirms the existence of insurance after an application is submitted
Down
- 1. the agent of an insurer in Quebec
- 2. measure of financial stability for an insurance company
- 3. places business with multiple insurers
- 4. a type of reinsurance where a class of risks is automatically renewed
- 5. a type of receipt or binder
- 6. the process of analyzing data that is used to help establish premiums
- 9. compensation for losses
- 10. a loss control technique where several warehouses are used to keep goods
- 12. a type of adjuster hired by an insured
- 13. one major category of insurance
- 15. an insurance company controlled by its owners
- 17. the immediate and effective cause of a loss
- 20. foreign insurance companies are regulated at this level of government
- 21. files a report with the federal regulator
- 22. a type of agent who manages a company's business, appoints other agents, and settles claims
- 24. to sign over part of a risk to a reinsurer
- 25. the physical link between insurers and consumers
- 27. an agreement enforceable at law
- 29. a condition that would increase the chance of loss
- 30. a way to spread risk
- 31. another name for pro rata insurance
- 33. a delivery system that uses multiple insurers
- 38. the regulator in Quebec
- 39. a type of data breach where personal information is hacked
- 41. type of loss reserves where losses have occurred but not yet been paid
- 42. a category of perils arising from currency fluctuations
- 44. a type of government corporation for auto insurance
- 47. an insurance company makes money this way
- 48. sells insurance directly to the public (2)
- 49. a type of computer liability insurance
- 50. these assets are not physical in nature
- 51. money set aside as estimates to settle claims (2)
- 55. a chance of loss, but not gain (2)
- 60. the C in P&C insurance