Exam Past Questions

The Commercial Client Sole traders and partnerships Small and medium enterprises National businesses Multi-national and global business The commercial insurance market Brokers Transacting commercial business The proposal Confirmation of cover The policy Asset Protection What asset protection is and how it is arranged Types of assets to be insured The sum to be insured Scope of cover available Insuring the theft risk Risk management and loss prevention Rating the risk Additional clauses The policy and schedule Appendix 1: ABI standard fire and special perils policy (material damage) Appendix 2: ABI standard 'all risks' and policy (material damage) Business interruption insurance The need for business interruption insurance Arranging the cover The sum to be insured Indemnity period, maximum indemnity period and the sum insured Sum insured basis of cover v. declaration linked basis of cover Selecting the perils Extensions - cover away from the insured's premises Rating the risk The policy and schedule Special types of covers Specification and loss settlement calculation Liability Protection Liability Insurance Scope of cover Assessing and rating the risk Risk management and loss prevention The policy and schedule Special liability protection covers Appendix 1: Certificate of employers' liability insurance Commercial Vehicle Insurance Statutory background to motor insurance The commercial motor insurance market and the classification of commercial vehicles and insurance policies The cover Extensions and additional benefits Underwriting the risk - goods carying vehiclese Underwriting the risk - other vehicle types Rating the risk Risk management and loss prevention Policy structure - exclusions, conditions and the schedule Contractors' Insurance Contractors and their insurance needs Underwriting the risk Contractors - Clause 21.2.1 cover The sum to be insured Risk management and loss prevention Rating the risk The contract works policy Engineering Insurance Property to be insured The cover Risk management and loss prevention Rating the risk The policy and schedule Specialist risks Bankers' blanket bonds Bloodstock Bonds Credit insurance Fidelity guarantee Fine art and specie Intellectual property Keyman Latent defects Legal expenses Libel and slander Personal accident Travel Risk sharing and reinsurance Commercial business - sharing the risks Introduction to reinsurance Types of reinsurance Types of reinsurance Proportional (percentage) reinsurance Non-proportional (amount)/excess of loss reinsurance Government and reinsurance Captive insurers Alternative risk transfer (ART) Estimated maximum loss (EML) Arranging a treaty

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