Total loss of cargo is governed by a ________ in a maritime insurance policy.
Himalaya Clause |
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loss payee clause |
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constructive loss clause |
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loss payable clause |
Constructive loss cause
Total loss will occur when the cost of recovering and repairing the insured vessel would exceed the agreed value or when the insured cargo is reasonably abandoned based on the expectation that it wil become an actual loss as well.
Total loss of cargo is governed by a ________ in a maritime insurance policy. Himalaya Clause...
A property insurance policy is written with a 90 percent coinsurance clause and a policy limit of $60,000. The actual replacement cost of the structure, less depreciation, is found to be $100,000. What amount may be collected under this policy if a total loss occurs? 0 A $60,0000 0 B $66,666 0 C $100,000 o D None of the above T7 Fullscree
Sandy has a $292,462 insurance policy with 80% coinsurance clause and a $1,000 deductible. She sustains $58,313 in fire damage to her home when it catches on fire after a lightning strike. It costs $289,285 to replace her home. She has a named storm deductible of 2%. How much will the insurer pay for her damage?
An insurance policy pays for a random loss X subject to a deductible of 550. The loss amount is modeled as a continuous random variable with density function 4500 for x > 500 f(x) = { otherwise Determine the expected payment made under this insurance policy.
The loss L due to a boat accident is exponentially distributed. Boat insurance policy A covers up to 1 unit for each loss. Boat insurance policy B covers up to 2 units for each loss. The probability that a loss is fully covered under policy B is 1.9 times the probability that it is fully covered under policy A. Calculate the variance of L. the answer is 90.7
Sasha Dozier had a homeowner’s insurance policy with $175,000 of coverage on the dwelling. Would a 90 percent co-insurance clause be better than an 80 percent clause in such a policy? Give reasons to support your answer.
1) What is a personal umbrella insurance policy? How is the policy used in personal risk management? 2) example of the 80% co-insurance clause and how to calculate the amount of claim payments based on the amount of insurance carried
Chapter 6, Review Questions 1 Homework. Unanswered A property insurance policy is written with a 90 percent coinsurance clause and a policy limit of $45,000. The actual replacement cost of the structure, less depreciation, is found to be $100,000. What amount may be collected under this policy in the event of a $50,000 loss? Numeric Answer:
The loss L due to a boat accident is exponentially distributed. Boat insurance policy A covers up to 1 unit for each loss. Boat insurance policy B covers up to 2 units for each loss. The probability that a loss is fully covered under policy B is 1.9 times the probability that it is fully covered under policy A. Calculate the variance of L. The answer is 100[2e^−0.1d −e^−0.2d]
The Rocket Manufacturing Company insures its plant against loss by fire for $900,000, under a policy with an 80% coinsurance clause. At the time that a $600,000 loss takes place, it is determined that the building is worth $1,250,000. How much will the insurer pay? How much would be paid in the event of a total loss?
Fact Pattern #1: Pat contracts with an Ajax Insurance Company agent for a $50,000 ordinary life insurance policy. The application form is filled in to show Pat's age as 32. In addition, the application form asks whether Pat has ever had any heart ailments or problems. Pat answers no, forgetting that as a young child he was diagnosed as having a slight heart murmur. A policy is issued. Three years later, Pat becomes seriously ill and dies. A review of...