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Which of the following actions must be taken by a line underwriter if policy limits on an application exceed the line underwriter’s binding authority?
(A) Seek approval from supervisory personnel within the underwriting department.
(A) Seek approval from supervisory personnel within the underwriting department.
See lessWhich of the following does NOT determine the underwriting capacity of an insurer?
(E) Standardized methods used to organize underwriting activities. Standardized methods used to organize underwriting activities do NOT determine the underwriting capacity of an insurer.
(E) Standardized methods used to organize underwriting activities.
Standardized methods used to organize underwriting activities do NOT determine the underwriting capacity of an insurer.
See lessWhich of the following is the principal method of determining a prospect’s insurance needs?
(B) Performing a thorough risk management review of the prospect’s loss exposures. The principal method of determining a prospect’s insurance needs is performing a thorough risk management review of the prospect’s loss exposures.
(B) Performing a thorough risk management review of the prospect’s loss exposures.
The principal method of determining a prospect’s insurance needs is performing a thorough risk management review of the prospect’s loss exposures.
See lessWhich of the following are advantages of allowing qualified producers to handle certain types of claims?
(C) I and III only.
(C) I and III only.
See lessWhich of the following types of insurance customers is most likely to have the broadest choice of risk financing alternatives?
(E) National account. National account types of insurance customers are most likely to have the broadest choice of risk financing alternatives.
(E) National account.
National account types of insurance customers are most likely to have the broadest choice of risk financing alternatives.
See lessWhich of the following are the three major goals of insurance rate regulation?
(D) Ensure that rates are not affected by competition, are not excessive, and are not discriminatory. The three major goals of insurance rate regulation are to ensure that rates are not affected by competition, are not excessive, and are not discriminatory.
(D) Ensure that rates are not affected by competition, are not excessive, and are not discriminatory.
The three major goals of insurance rate regulation are to ensure that rates are not affected by competition, are not excessive, and are not discriminatory.
See lessWhich of the following is the primary reason insurer solvency is monitored by regulators?
(A) Insurers hold large sums of money for the benefit of consumers. Insurers hold large sums of money for the benefit of consumers is the primary reason insurer solvency is monitored by regulators.
(A) Insurers hold large sums of money for the benefit of consumers.
Insurers hold large sums of money for the benefit of consumers is the primary reason insurer solvency is monitored by regulators.
See lessWhich of the following is NOT a reason insurers are subject to governmental regulation?
(B) Guarantee insurer profit. Guarantee insurer profit is NOT a reason insurers are subject to governmental regulation.
(B) Guarantee insurer profit.
Guarantee insurer profit is NOT a reason insurers are subject to governmental regulation.
See lessWhich of the following errors is the most significant problem in measuring insurer profitability?
(C) Errors in estimating loss reserves. Errors in estimating loss reserves errors are the most significant problem in measuring insurer profitability.
(C) Errors in estimating loss reserves.
Errors in estimating loss reserves errors are the most significant problem in measuring insurer profitability.
See lessWhat are the three core functions that exist within a typical insurer?
(D) Claims, marketing and distribution, and underwriting. The three core functions that exist within a typical insurer are claims, marketing and distribution, and underwriting.
(D) Claims, marketing and distribution, and underwriting.
The three core functions that exist within a typical insurer are claims, marketing and distribution, and underwriting.
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