Across
- 5. A risk that involves no possibility of gain; either loss or no loss occurs (4)
- 7. A risk having greater than average likelihood of loss is known as (11)
- 8. One of the ways insurance companies lower moral hazard by having the policyholder share in the loss (10)
- 10. Event, situation or incident that can cause any loss or damage (5)
- 13. Insurance agents can be sued if they misrepresent the nature of this (8)
Down
- 1. Policy that has a list of perils not covered and everything not mentioned is covered (16)
- 2. A risk that involves three possible outcomes: gain, loss or no change (11)
- 3. A condition or situation that increases the chances of loss arising from a peril (6)
- 4. It is an estimate of premium for the insurance coverage you selected and information you entered, by just filling minimum required details (5,5)
- 6. The critical difference between moral hazard and morale hazard (5)
- 9. An intermediary who has access to a broader market and multiple price quotes (6)
- 11. A kind of hazard that occurs when insured parties take more risks knowing their insurers will protect them against losses (5)
- 12. Policy that has a list of perils covered; Anything not mentioned is not covered (5)
- 14. This kind of moral hazard refers to the behavioural change of a policyholder before an event occurs (2,4)
