CPCU 520 Chapter Five
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The document discusses underwriting property insurance, focusing on evaluating loss exposures using the COPE model (Construction, Occupancy, Protection, External exposures). It covers analyzing specific perils like fire, lightning, windstorm, and flood. It also discusses underwriting considerations for business income insurance, commercial crime insurance, and marine insurance. The goals and functions of insurers' loss control activities are described, including conducting property surveys, risk analysis and improvement recommendations, and developing safety management programs.
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