2. Insurance
Insurance is defined as the equitable
transfer of the risk of a loss, from one
entity to another, in exchange for a
premium, and can be thought of a
guaranteed small loss to prevent a
large, possibly devastating loss.
3. Principles of Insurance
Utmost Good Faith,
Insurable Interest,
Principle of Indemnity,
Principle of Contribution,
Principle of Subrogation,
Principle of Loss Minimization,
Principle of ‘CAUSA PROXIMA’
4. General Insurance
General insurance or non-life insurance policies, including
automobile and homeowners policies, provide payments
depending on the loss from a particular financial event.
Insurance that is not determined to be Life Insurance.
U.S. and Canada= Property and Casualty Insurance &
Continental Europe= Non-Life Insurance
5. Types of General Insurance
Fire
•Specific Policy
•Comprehensive policy
•Valued Policy
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•Voyage Policy
•Time Policy
•Mixed Policy
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•Individual mediclaim
Policy
•Group Mediclaim
Policy
•Cancer Policy
Auto
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•Private Car Insurance
•Two Wheeler
insurance
•Commercial Vehicle
Insurance
6. Fire Insurance
Fire Insurance is a cover against the risk of loss of
property due to fire accident.
When a structure is covered by fire insurance, the
insurance policy will pay out in the event that the
structure is damaged or destroyed by fire.
7. Health Insurance
Health Insurance covers all medical expenses
following hospitalized from sudden illness or
expenses from any kind of accident.
It’s an insurance against loss by illness or bodily
injury.
9. Auto Insurance
Auto Insurance (also known as vehicle insurance,
car insurance, or motor insurance) is insurance
purchased for cars, trucks, and other vehicles. Its
primary use is to provide protection against losses
incurred as a result of traffic accidents and against
liability that could be incurred in an accident.