Property & Liability insurance involves the equitable transfer of risk, where many policyholders share the financial losses of a few through premium contributions. P&L insurance company investments total around $789 billion, with most assets invested in securities to pay claims if needed. Net premiums written for all lines were around $300 billion. P&L policies are short-term, and claims payments can vary greatly depending on catastrophes. Various rating systems like schedule, experience and retrospective ratings adjust premiums based on risk factors of individual policies.
Reinsurance is about transferring the risks of Insurance companies to third party organisations. This presentation focuses on the need, the types and the structures of reinsurance. Along with this, the paper also talks about the market in India.
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Reinsurance is about transferring the risks of Insurance companies to third party organisations. This presentation focuses on the need, the types and the structures of reinsurance. Along with this, the paper also talks about the market in India.
It is a power point presentation for fire insurance. It is mostly applicable for Iran's insurance industry but it also covers fire insurance for worldwide purposes.
1-The Basics Parts of an Insurance Contract
Declarations
Definitions
Insuring Agreement
Exclusions
Conditions
Deductibles
Miscellaneous Provisions
Insured
Rider And Endorsement
2-COINSURANCE
A coinsurance formula is used to determine the
amount paid for a covered loss. The coinsurance for-
mula is as follows:
(Amount of insurance carried/Amount of insurance required) * Loss = Amount of recovery
Advanced Markets Insight: Life Insurance Basics—Life Insurance Pricing and Po...M Financial Group
The pricing of life insurance policies is complex and dynamic. There are four factors that primarily drive pricing and policy performance: mortality, investment earnings, expenses and taxes, and persistency. The impact of the varying pricing factors on policy performance will vary in importance depending on the type of policy design. Each pricing factor is based on current experience, usually from the insurer itself but sometimes complemented by data from actuarial consulting firms, public sources, or reinsurers.
This presentation is all about insurance. It will cover some topics.
1-What is Insurance ?
2-Why Insurance ?
3- Type of Insurance
4-What is Risk?
5- Peril and Hazard
6- Transfer of Risk ?
7- Mitigation
8-WHAT IS GENERAL INSURANCE ?
9- Type Of General Insurance
10- Insurance Company Operations
11- Underwriting, Claims Settlement
12- Reinsurance
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2. Insurance??? Equitable transfer of the risk of a potential loss, from one entity to another, in exchange for a premium. Science of spreading of the risk. Method of sharing of financial losses of a FEW from a COMMON FUND formed out of contribution of the MANY who are equally exposed to the same loss. 2
5. P & L insurance… P & L insurance company investments totaled about $ 789 billion. Most assets are invested in securities that can be quickly sold to pay claims if a major catastrophe occurs. Net premiums written for all lines totaled about $ 300 billion. P & L insurance contracts are short-term in nature. P & L claims payments can vary widely depending on catastrophe losses. 5
11. Schedule Rating Uses Class Rating as An average Base. Premiums Adjusted to specific details of loss exposure. Used mainly in property insurance. Considered Factors generally are, Size Location Number of people Maintenance Purpose
12. Experience Rating Actual loss amount for 3 previous policy periods mainly considered. Loss ratio Method Credibility Factor Typically used For, Liability Insurance Workers Compensation Group Insurance Auto Insurance
13. Retrospective Rating Burglary Insurance Actual loss experience for that period. Limited by minimum and maximum chargeable amount. Part premium at the beginning of period, Other part at end, considering actual loss for that period.
14. CLASS RATING Class Rating means that exposures with similar characteristics are placed in the same underwriting class, and each is charged the same rate. The rate charged reflects the average loss experience for the class as a whole.
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16. ILLUSTRATION FOR Pure Premium QUESTION:- Assume that in auto collision insurance, 500,000 automobiles in a given underwriting class generate incurred losses and loss-adjustment expenses of $30 million over a one-year period. What will be the pure premium and gross rate ?.
17. ILLUSTRATION FOR LOSS RATIO QUESTION:- Assume that a line of insurance has incurred losses and loss-adjustment expenses in the amount of $800,000, and earned premiums are $ 1 million. The actual loss ratio is 0.80, or 80 percent. If the expected loss ratio is 0.70, or 70 percent, What will be the rate change?
18. Judgement Rating Method… Each exposure is individually evaluated and the rate is determined largely by the underwriter’s judgement; Used when the loss exposure are diverse; Widely used in marine insurance. 18
21. It plans to sell only one-year property insurance policies.
22. In establishing the rates, the insurer has an expected loss ratio of 60%, an expected expense ratio of 35%, and expects to earn an underwriting profit of 5%.
23. During the year, $10 million of property insurance premiums are written.
24. Losses and loss adjustment expenses incurred total $ 3 million , and expenses incurred are $ 3.5 million. What is the insurer’s underwriting profit or loss ? 20
25. Statutory underwriting profit or loss = Earned premiums – Losses incurred and loss-adjustment expenses incurred – Expenses incurred 21
26. ( in $ ‘000 ) Premiums written $ 10,000 Deduct unearned premiums - $ 5,000 Earned premiums $ 5,000 Losses incurred $ 3,000 Expenses incurred $ 3,500 Total losses and expenses - $ 6,500 Statutory underwriting loss ( $ 1,500) 22
27. (in $‘000) Statutory underwriting loss - $ 1,500 Equity in the unearned $ 1,750 premium reserve Adjusted underwriting profit $ 250 23
28. Life Insurance “Life insurance is a policy that people buy from a life insurance company, which can be the basis of protection and financial stability after one's death.” Life insurance is a contract between the policy owner and the insurance company. 24
P & L insurance: it can be classified by the types of insurance sold.Fire insurance & allied lines: It covers the loss or damage to real estate & personal property because of fire, lighting, or removal from the premises.Marine insurance: it is called transportation insurance because it covers goods in transit against most pure risks connected with transportation.Ocean marine: provides protection for all types of ocean going vessels and their cargoes.Inland marine: provides coverage for goods being shipped on land. It includes imports, exports, domestic shipments etc.Casualty insurance: it covers whatever is not covered by fire, marine and life insurers.Auto insurance: covers legal liability arising out of the ownership or operation of an autoGeneral liability insurance: covers legal liability arising out of property damage or bodily injury to others.Burglary & Theft insuranceWorkers compensation insuranceMultiple line insurance: combines both property and casualty coverages into one contract. Fidelity & surety bonds: Fidelity bonds provide protection against loss caused by the dishonest or fraudulent acts of employees such as embezzlement and theft of money. Surety bonds provide for monetary compensation in case of failure by bonded persons to perform certain acts such as the failure of a contractor to construct a building on time.
Unearned premium reserves: purpose is to pay for losses that occur during the policy period. To assure policyowners that future losses will be paid, this premium reserve is required.It is also maintained so that premium refunds can be paid to the policy owners in the event of cancellation. Pro rata basis refund is doneIf the business is reinsured, this reserve serves as the basis for determining the amount that must be paid to the reinsurer for carrying the reinsured policies to the end of their terms.Loss reserves:Judgement method: a claim reserve is established for each individual claim. The amount of the loss reserve is based on the judgementAverage value method: an average value is assigned to each claim. This method is used when no. of claims is large.Loss ratio method: expected loss ratio is multiplied by premiums earned during period Tabular value method: loss reserves are determined for certain claims for which the amounts paid depend on the length of life, duration of disability, remarriage of the beneficiary and similar factors. Incurred but not reported (IBNR): it must be established for claims that have already occurred but have not yet been reported.