Question Answer FINAL
Question Answer FINAL
Question Answer FINAL
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Question
Sanjeev is an insurance expert who
has rich experience in determining
premium levels for product, what is
his profile like
The Non Government
organizations(NGO) helps the
insurance industry immensely in
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Learning
Objective
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an actuary
loss adjuster
risk mager
underwriter
Actuaries
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Promotiol
activities
Drafting new
regulations
Linking buyers
and sellers
Linking third
party
administrators
NGO
12%
25%
40%
26%
FDI
Government
Employees
people living in
Metro cities
Micro
Insurance
Re Insurance
Banca assurance
NGO
RBI
Reinsurance
5000
25000
50000
1 lac
Micro
Insurance
High Networth
Individual
Insurance
Companies
Licenced
Insurance
Agents
Non
Government
Organisation
Reinsurance
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Reinsurance
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The main purpose of buying an
insurance policy normally is
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Accident benefit
Pension and
and riders.
monthly income.
Sales
transactions
Relationship
transactions
2. Product
Based Selling
1. Need Based
Selling
1. Endowment
and Money Back
Insurance
What is Bancassurance?
1. Giving
insurance
policies to
Banks.
1. individual
agents
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2.
bancassurance
1. physical
2. economic
values of assets values of assets
Insurance business is classified into 1. Life, Non life, 2. Life, Non Life,
three main types:
Micro Insurance. Miscellaneous
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1. Insurance
brokers.
2.
Bancassurance.
3. metaphysical
values of
assets
4. market
values of
assets
3. Individual
agents.
3. Life, Non
life, Reinsurance.
Discuss
Discuss
4. Internet.
4.Life, Health,
Micro
Insurance
lung cancer is
smoking is peril
Is occupatiol
peril and
and lung cancer Death is certain
hazard
smoking is moral
is hazard
hazard
Pure &
The type of risk that can be insured
Non Fincial
Speculative Risk
Pure Risk
Speculative
against is
Risk
risk
The premium
All similar risks
Premium is
Contribution of
collected &
are pooled
pool to make
insurance
deposited in a
together
claims
company
Pooling of risk in insurance means
pool
lung cancer and smoking .
4. through
internet
4. D. An
2. B.A legal
3. C.A legal
1. A legal person
authorized
person to act on person to act
to act on behalf
agent to act on
behalf of the on behalf of the
of the re-insurer
behalf of the
insurer
contract
legal company
3. insurance
brokers
2. death is
uncertain
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1. death is
certain
3. Commission 4. Company
Based Selling Based Selling.
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Assured
transactions
3. the timing of
4. Death is the
death is
solution.
uncertain
4. At the time
The timing of death is uncertain, so 1. At the time of
2. At an early
3. Anytime in when Advisor
when one should take life insurance?
uncertainty
age
life
takes the
decision
1. The life of the
2. The risk
3. The fincial
Insurance Protects which of the
4. The life of
person paying retained person
goal of the
following?
the nominee
compensation
's family
insured
Human beings need life insurance
because..................
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Monetary
transactions
2. Life and
General (nonlife) Insurance
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Death cover
and maturity
benefit.
to obtain loan
as when
required to
meet fincial
obligations
Interest yield
and variable
income
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Speculative risk
Fincial risk
Insurable risk
Pure risk
Fincial risk
Particular risk
Physical
hazard
Calculate the
premium
Increase the
profitability
Ascertain the
death ratio
Declare the
bonus
Physical
Moral
Occupation
Perils are
Perils are risks
Perils are
Perils are
factors which
that
medical factors
factors which could influence
policyholders will
which influence
affect the risk
an insured
die before a
the risk of dying
being insured event occurring
specified date
and hazards are
and hazards
and hazards
and hazards are
lifestyle activities
are the size of are the actual
factors which
How are perils and hazards normally which influence could influence the risk being events which
insured.
will trigger a
distinguished under term insurance the risk of dying.
that risk.
payout
policies?
Law of large numbers is worked out
by which of the following?
With pooling of risks an insurance
company pools the premium collected
from several individuals to insure
them against similar risks. At what
circumstances will the insurance
companies pool the risk of a life
insurance and health insurance
together?
In life insurance industry which
mechanism operates so as to eble the
individuals to reduce the impact of
risks
Law of large numbers help in
calculating the
Which is the best option to mage risk?
Viy doesnt want to take insurance on
himself. He feels that his family will
survive with the funds available in the
bank and monthly rentals received
from village. This comes under Risk
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Insurance is a mechanism through
which risk of an individual can
normally be
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Economic risk
With utmost
good faith
Pooling of risk
Maintaining
insurable interest
Under no
circumstances
Randomness
Pooling of risk
Transfer of risk
Prevention of
risk
Sharing of risk
severity of risk
physical hazard
moral hazard
Probability of
risk
Retain
Transfer
Avoid
None
Transfer
Control
Retaining
Avoidance
transferred
prevented
avoided
reduced
Peril is the
event, Risk is
Peril is the
the likely
Peril is the
event, Risk is
Peril, Risk and
occurrence of
event, Risk is the the cause of
Hazard are of
loss of event and event and the the event and
the same
the Hazard
Hazard is the
Hazard is an
meaning
increases the
wrongful even
event of
chances of
dangerous ture
happening of
the event.
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all types of
fincial risks
the
homogeneous
risks
1. all types
insurance
2. All types of
insurance except
Motor insurance
3. Only life
insurance
2. Level
3. Uncertainty
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3. Risk
Assessment
3. Risk
retention.
4. All of the
above.
4. Pooling of
Risk
4. All of the
above.
3. Risk
avoidance
4. Risk
tolerance
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1. a family
history of heart
disease
2. a person
working in a
chemical factory
3. a person
consuming
alcohol
4. A teacher
working in a
primary school.
1. future data
2. past data
3. statistical
data
4.
mathematical
data
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3.Is possible by
1. Retaining the 2. Not possible
4.Is possible by
transferring risk
ownership in the as life has many
Re-insuring
to the policy
policy
risks.
oneself
holder
1. Speculative.
2. Particular.
3. Under the
category of
particular risk
4. Under the
category of
Risk Transfer
3. Present
expenses.
4. Targeted
bonus rates.
3. Fincial.
4.
Fundamental.
4. Using the
same pool for
paying claims
of life
insurance.
4. Sharing of
Risk
1. Using the
3. Using the
2. Using different
same pool for
same pool for
pool for paying
In Insurance terms, pooling of risk is paying claims of
paying claims
claims of life
car & life
of life & house
insurance.
insurance.
insurance.
An Insurance company pools the
2. Pooling of
3. Insuraable
premium collected from several
1. Pure Risk
Risk
Risk
Individual to insure them against
similar risk is called:
1. Pure Risk.
2. Particular
Risk.
3. Fincial Risk.
4. Insurable
Risk
1. Peril
2. Hazard
3. Physical
hazards
4. Uncertinity
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4. Only Non-life
insurance
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1. Peril and
Hazard
1. Grouping of
Risk
the
the speculative
heterogeneous
risks
risks
Ramesh is elder
than Harish
Harish suffers
Ramesh owes
fincial loss
money form
incase of death
Harish
of Ramesh
Insurable
Interest
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at the beginning
of the contract
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Revival stage
beginning of
renewal
Insurance
Contracts
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Utmost Good
Faith
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Principle of utmost good faith will
operate in existing policy
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Consideration
Legality of an
object
At inception of
policy
Not needed
employeeemployer
Husband-wife
20,000
50,000
Insurance
contract.
Indemnity
contract.
Voidable
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If the insured
If the insured
person falls
person changes
sick and is
his job
admitted to
hospital
Consensus ad
idem
Acceptance
Unlimited
Value contract.
Major life
contract
Invalid
Valid
Invalid
Voidable
Valid
D.Debtor
Insurance
Profiting from
insurance.
B.Keyman
Insurance
Making false
insurance
claims.
family
members
Up to the sum
assured taken
in the plan
C.
Partnership
Insurance
Paying
excessively for
insurance
cover.
Yearly Salary
Monthly Salary
Probation
Period
Till Gratuity
Capacity to
Contract
Legality of object
Capability of
performance
Offer and
acceptance
Non payment of
due premium
Breach of duty of
disclosure of
material facts
Breach of utmost
good faith
Breach of trust
Discuss
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Mr.Mehrawantstoinsurehiswife.
Previously his proposal was rejected
Fraudulent
Innocent
by another company, but this time he Non-disclosure Concealment of misrepresentati misrepresentati
submits the proposal form without
of material facts material facts
on of material on of material
showing this to a new company. This
facts
facts
is
In which type of insurance Insurable
Liability
Motor
Travel
Marine Insurance
Interest exists at the time of claim?
Insurance
Insurance
Insurance
Fincial
Emotiol
Proximity of
blood relation
relationship
relationship
relationship
between the
between the
between the
between the
A proposal of life insurance is not
Proposer and the
Proposer and Proposer and
Proposal
and
the
accepted in the absence of Insurable
Life assured
the Life
the Life
Life assured
interest which mainly depends on the
assured
assured
Before the
Principle of utmost good faith is
contract is
expected for max up to which stage
concluded
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2. One party
3. One party
4. One party
makes an offer makes an offer makes an offer
which the other
where other which the other
party put extra
party gives
party receives
conditions.
counter offer.
the offer.
3. Capacity of
2. Legality of
paying future
object or purpose
premiums.
3. Fraudulent
2. Concealment
misrepresentati
of a material fact
on of facts.
3. Facts those
2. Facts of law
are not
material.
4. All of the
above
4. All of the
above.
4. All of the
above.
1. surety-co
surety
2. employeeemployer
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1. only insurers
2. only proposer
3. both insurers
and proposer
4. neither
insures nor
proposer
2. Capacity to
contract
3. Consensus
ad idem
4. Offer and
Acceptance in
the contract
4. The
insurable
interest
between the
car and Jim is
valid until
Karans return
4. He had done
an innocent
misrepresentati
on
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3. husband-wife 4. brother-sister
3. The
Mr.Karan who has to go to abroad for 1. The insurable 2. The insurable
insurable
6 months on an official work decides interest between interest between
interest
to leave his car with his friend Mr. the car and jim is
the car and
between the
Jim. What will be the validity of the
valid for 6
karan is valid for car and karan
insurable interest in this case ?
months
6 months
is valid until he
owns it
Mr. Josh was filling the proposal form
2. He has
3. He has
1. He has
but as his mother was sitting beside
breached the
breached the
breached the
him, even though he drinks and
company by
company by
smokes he ticked NO in smoking & non-disclosure of
concealing the
fraudulent
the fact
drinking column of proposal form.
facts
information
This indicates ?
Discuss
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1. One party
makes an offer
which the other
party accepts
unconditiolly.
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all types
insurance
Pooling of insurance applies to
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3. A policy
2. A policy
document has
document has
been received
been stamped by
by the
insurer.
policyholder.
4. An insurer
has made
another
proposal.
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1. A proposal
has been
accepted by
insurer.
All types of
insurance except
Motor insurance
Only life
insurance
Only Non-life
insurance
25 days from
the date of
receipt of the
policy
document
30 days from
the date of
receipt of the
policy
document
Absolute &
Conditiol
Conditiol
Assignment
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SA
Risk assessment
Identity
verification
Fincial
assessment
Insurance
Documents
Submission of
proposal form
FPR issued
Policy issued
Agent accepts
money
Insurance
Documents
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Operative
Clause
Preamble
Proviso
Endorsement
Insurance
Documents
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Left thumb
Impressionof
policy
asvath thump
Asvath along
document need
impression Only
with a
to be registered
declaration of
his friend
Key
Documents
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Asvath
photograph
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Both are
Standard Age
Proof
Baptism
Certificate is
Standard &
Ration Card is
Non Standard
Age Proof
Baptism
Certificate is
Non Standard
& Ration card
is Standard
Age Proof
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proposal form
FPR
RPR
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Preamble
Information
statement
schedule
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Proposer
Nominee
Appointee
Trust
3:2
No claims
payable
All premiums
paid
Sum assured
Sum Assured
less the latest
premium
Lapse
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Fund switch
Savings Element
3:2
Appointee's role
Sigture on the
proposal
Medical exams
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one
two
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No bonus
accumulated
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Indexing
contribution.
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Loans &
Foreclosure
when Nominee
is Minor
Nomition
three
many
Nomition
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the first
nominee
should have
more than
second
No such
conditions
Nomition &
Assignments
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Policy has
become paid
up
Paid Up &
Lapse
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Paid Up
policies
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Surrender
value
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Has Fincial
Problems
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Proviso
Schedule
Terms &
conditions
Endorsement
Total paid
premium
Sum Assured
Surrender
value
Paid up value
Provisio
Endorsements
Operative
clause
Terms and
Conditions
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Surrender
Savings
element.
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Partial
withdrawal
insurable
interest
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Each nominee to Each Nominee to
get Min 10%
get Min 25%
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Key
Documents
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213333 &
273333
213333 &
229333
229333 &
273333
Authorized
Whose sigture is required on
Agent
Policy holder
officials of
attestation of the policy?
insurer
The mutual obligation of the parties is
Operative
Heading
Proviso
laid down in?
Clause
The Insurance companies allow
modification/alteration of the origil
Surrender
Paid Up
Endorsement
policy documents through...
In case the customer has stopped
Reinstatement
making payment for the premium of
Premium cheque
Fee and Proof of
Only health
the policy. What are the two most
and health
continuing good
certificate
important things required in order to
declaration
health
reinstate the policy?
A and B start their policies on the
nd
same date and surrender on 22
As health was
As term was
Bs term was
anniversary of the policy. But As
better than B
longer than B
longer than A
surrender value is higher than B. the
reason was ;
Which from the following would help
best the underwriter to know whether
the proposer had applied previously
and his application was rejected
Medical reports
Proposal form
229333 &
293333
Proposer
Attestation
Assignment
Premium
cheque with
arrears
Policy
document
Can be done
A simple
through an
application
affidavit sworn
would do.
in
He cant take
He cant take
He regularly
He can surrender
loan from
loan from
Mr. Anil has a money back policy and pays premium so whole life policy money back
whole life
a whole life policy. He is planning to he can take loan
and can take
but can avail policy but can
take some loan from both the policies from both the loan from Money
loan from
avail loan from
as he was regularly paying the
policies
back policy
Whole life
Money back
premium. What is your suggestion?
policy
policy
If more than one
When does nomination get
On assignment
person is
invalidated
nomited
If 5% bonus is given every year then
for a SA of 1 lakh, what will be the
60000
75000
100000
5000
payout
after 15 years in a simple
revisiory bonus system?
Vijay received his policy bond on 11th
June, 2011. Due to some persol
No, as 15 days
Yes, as it is
No, as 20 days Yes, as it is
problems he has decided to cancel
period is over
within 1 year
period is over within 3 months
the policy on 8th July, 2011. Can he
cancel or return the policy?
Rohit, 17 years old, submitted a
proposal for Endowment plan of Rs.1
lac to AB Insurance Co. In the
absence of an essential ingredient of
Capability of
Capacity to
Legality of object
Offer
a valid contract, the proposal was not
performance
contract
accepted. Which factor caused the
insurer for non-acceptance of the
proposal?
A policyholder wants to change the
nomition after 5 years of the policy.
What would happen
Change not
allowed
Can be done
through
endorsement
Discuss
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Policy is taken
under joint life
basis
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4. All of the
above.
3. He can send
2. He can file a back the policy
complaint
document to 4. Serve notice
against
insurance
to insurance
insurance
company with
company on
company in
in 15 days from policy benefits.
court.
policy receiving
date.
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3. an
1. an impression 2. an impression
impression of
of the left thumb of the left thumb
the left thumb
is taken and third is taken and the
is sufficient and
party has to
advisor has to
need not be
attest it
attest it
attested
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4. Telephonic
conversations.
4. A relative of
the illiterate
person has to
sign on behalf
of that illiterate
person.
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1. The life
insured can
nomite one or
more than one
person as
nominees.
3. A person
4. The section
2. Nomition can
having a policy
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be done either at
on the life of
Insurance Act
the time the
another should 1938 speaks
policy is bought
make a
about the
or later.
nomition.
nomition.
4. Conditiol
3. Section 45 of
1. Assignee
2. The assignor
assignment and
the insurance
cannot make
need not be
absolute
act speaks
fresh nomition in major at the time
assignment are
about
the policy
of assignment.
one and the
assignment.
same.
2. Mr. Shanth
can take loan
which should be 3. There is no
1. Mr. Shanth will
4. loans are
concept of loan
certain
not be granted
allowed only in
in insurance
percentage of
any loan
term plans
policy
the surrender
value of the
policy.
1. Policy will be
surrendered by
the insurer
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2. Date of
4. Date the last
3. Date the
commencement
premium will be
policy matures
of last premium
paid
4. Converting
the policy to
whole Life
4. Schedule of
policy
document.
4. Policy
1. Quotation is 2. First Premium
3. Proposal
Document is
signed by
Receipt is
Form is signed. received by
proposer.
issued.
policyholder.
4. When
1. When insured 2. When cheque 3. When the
cheque is
writes a cheque
amount is
cheque is
posted/couriere
in favor of
deposited in
deposited with
d by the
insurer.
insurer account. insurer office.
insure4.
1. Heading of
policy document.
2. Proviso of
policy.
3. Operative
clause.
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1. Lien Clause
2. Opertaive
Clause
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1. In to paid up
and reduced
Sum Assured
would be
payable on
maturity.
2.Return of
Premium on
maturity
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frequency of
premium
payment
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3. Proviso
Clause
4. Schedule of
Policy
3. Deduct the
underpaid
premium from 4. Policy was
Sum assured subject to lien.
and payable on
Maturity
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1. only Sum
assured
3. Sum assured
plus vested
2.Sum Assured + bonus minus
Bonus
any outstanding
loan/premium
& Interest.
4. Paid up
value only.
Bank Fixed
deposit rate
discount rate
Estimated life
expectancy
Estimated
amount at
retirement
Human Life
Value
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7680
8000
8320
8500
Premium
Calculations
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To calculate
Premium
To Calculate the
To help the
To verify the
commission due
underwriter to
Plan proposed
for the agent
asses the Risk
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10th Year
15th Year
20th Year
Fraudulent
Hazard
Occupatiol
Hazard
Physical
Hazard
Moral Hazard
Types of
Hazards
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Physical hazard
Moral Hazard
fincial risk
Pure risk
Underwiting
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Underwriter
Insuranc eCo
Agent
Actuary
Underwiting
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Lien
Bonus
Surrender
Accidental
death
Underwiting
Pg :95
Clause
Rejection
Acceptance
Time barred
Underwriting
HLV report
Client
confidentiality
report
moral hazard
report
medical report
Underwriting
Moral Hazard
Medical Hazard
Occupatiol
Hazard
Physical
Hazard
Premium plus
interest earning
Risk premium
plus interest
earning
2.50%
3.00%
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Risk premium
Premium minus
minus interest
interest earning
earning
5.00%
7.50%
Underwriting
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Pg :90
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20 days of
receiving the
proposal
25 days of
receiving the
proposal
Loading
Investment
Frequency
Will be
considered as
standard age
proof
Will be
considered as
non standard age
proof
Will not be
accepted
It is higher
Decrease
Slightly higher
Slightly lower
Increases
Reduces
Remains same
Depends on
insurer
A policy
Assignment
A Fradulent
Claim
A steep rise in
inflation
A sudden
illness
Physical hazard
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30 days of
receiving the
proposal
The correct
cover needed to A lump sum
amount that the
compensate
Emotion Loss
economical loss person will get
can be
from the
to their family in
compensated for
insurance
case of death of
company
the earning
member
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15 days of
receiving the
proposal
Risk profile of
both the
policyholder are
different
Sum assured
Interest.
Discount rate
Compounding.
Vishal is older
than Sandeep
Sandeep is
earning more
then Vishal
Vishal is
working in a
MNC
Fraudulent
representation
Moral hazard
Peril
It falls
It remains
constant
Gross
premiums
increases
Moral Hazard
SA is too high
Pure Risk
One has
chosen Single
Both have
Age of both the
premium policy
chosen
candidate are
and other has different kind of
different
chosen regular
policies.
premium policy
Sum assured
plus bonus till
date
Sum assured
Premiums paid
minus bonuses
till date
paid till date
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Quotation
Request Form
Proposal Form
Policy
Document
Claim Form
A clause
A Lien
A Loading
Level Premium
20 times annual
salary
500000
1500000
4000000
Present value
Difference
of the future
between the
Sum assured is Yearly income is
earnings less
Assets and
the HLV of the the HLV of the
persol
Liabilities is the
proposer
proposer
expenses is the
HLV of the
HLV of the
proposer
proposer
Employment
Age
Marital Status
Liability
1. Inflation.
2. Interest.
3. Discount rate
4.
Compounding.
2. Habits and
Hobbies of
Proposer.
4. Medical and
Persol History
of Proposer.
4. Future value
of previous
earnings.
4. Information
Underwriter.
1. Intentions and
attitude of
Proposer.
1. Future value
of Present
earnings.
1. Primary
Underwriter
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Inform the
insurer
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Refuse to
proceed
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Issue a wrong
note
for reduction in
sum assured
3. Occupation
and Residence
of Proposer.
3. Present
2. Present value
value of
of future
previous
earnings.
earnings.
2. Main
3. Chief
Underwriter
Underwriter.
2. Rs. 25000/-
3. Rs. 250000/-
4. Rs. 5000/-
2. renewal
receipt
3. brochure
4. annual report
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1. moral hazard
3. mental
hazard
4. Ethical
hazard.
3. the risk
4. the risk
associated
associated
might not be
might be
harmful
general
3. Tables of
4. Tables of
2. Tables of
details of
details of
details of various
underwriters
actuarial
probabilities of
calculation on calculation on
death
death
death
3. He can take
2. Only lung is
insurance after 4. Cannot give
affected so
insurance for
submitting
health insurance
health reason
health
can be given.
certificate
1. the risk
2. the risk
associated might associated might
increase
decrease
1. Tables of
death occurring
in various
circumstances
1. Time of death
Mr. Guptha is recently detected with
is uncertain, so
lung cancer. He would like to take an
insurance can be
insurance. What is your suggestion?
given
Mr.Santhosh working as a head
master who is around 52 years had
requested for an Insurance cover for
Rs.1 crore. He insisted that his
brothers son should be the nominee
not his wife. Underwriter will verify
this case for which one of the
following:
Mr.Feroz has applied for an
insurance cover of Rs.4 crores. The
Company will accept or reject the
proposal only after confirming from
one of the following agencies.
The responsibility for classification
and alysis of the proposal form lies
with whom?
2. physical
hazard
3. C. Moral
2. B. Moral
4. D. Moral
hazard, as
1. A . Physical hazard, as he is
hazard, as he is
coverage is
hazard, as he is 52 years old and
a head master
high and
old
wife is not the
and 52 years
brothers son is
nominee
old
the nominee
1. Fincial
Inspection
agencies
2. Specialized
inspection
agencies
3. Credit worth
inspection
agencies
4. Insurance
Investigation
Agencies
2. Classification
4. Actuary who
3. Underwriter
of Risk
alysis the risk
Department
1. The
2. The fincial
In underwriting the economic value of
3. The income 4. Human Life
occupation of the history of his
the person is determined by what?
that he earns
Value
person
family
4. A medical
1. An individual 2. Insurance is
3. A nominee is
checkup is
When an underwriter may consider is proposing SA taken out by an
not a
carried out
Moral Hazard?
15 times his
individual with
dependent. nearby place of
annual income.
dependents.
residence.
Level Premium is calculated based
3. Loading of
4. Gross
1. Risk Premium. 2. Net Premium.
on
Premium.
Premium.
1. Minimum
2. Major Possible
3. Minor
4. Maximum
MPL abbreviates
Possible Loss.
Loss.
Possible Loss. Possible Loss.
What is generally considered as a
4. Level
1. Clause.
2. Assignment.
3. Lien.
substitute to charging a high premium
Premium.
for a high risk?
Jyoti is submitting is copy of
4. Proof of
permanents account number card as 1. Non Standard 2. Standard Age 3. an Address
Income tax
Age Proof
proof
proof
age proof for buying an money back
payer
plan .her age consider as a
Which one of the following bonuses is
1. Simple
2. Compound
3. Persistency
4. Interim
given by insurer as an incentive to the
Revisiory bonus Revisiory bonus
Bonus
bonus
insured to for long term:
Ramesh bought an endowment plan
1. Gross
2. Level
3. Risk
4. Net Premium
for ten year he pays the same Amount
Premium
Premium
Premium
in every year is called:
4. Medical of
Which one of the following is not
2. Insurance
3. neighbor of
1. Proposal Form
examition
source of information about the
agent
proposer
report
1. Risk Alysis
Department
1
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Hazard
2. Moral Hazard
3. Medical
4. No
underwriting
Lien
Counter offer
Decline
Postpontment
Morbidity
Mortality
Admin
expenses
Investment
expenses
better than
better than the
average risk,at average risk ,at
In case of lien,the risk will classified the early stage of the later stage of
as per underwriting standards
life
the life
Sarath is the client and looking for
large SA, and the proposal to be
certified in the context of
confidentiality report with relavent to
moral hazard,who is concerned
person to do!
ACR
Sarath nominee
Superior of the
Sarth's
insurance
Insurance
agent
company
motoring sport
Moral hazard is motoring sport is
is risk and
motoring sport
Sport and it
risk and
influences
is a physical
influence the risk influences moral
physical
hazard and it
of life
hazard
hazard
influences risk
Endowment
10
15
20
Counter offer
Rectified offer
Rectified
Acceptance
Anticipated
endowment
term plan
ULIP
Insurance
products
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Lien
Money back
Surrender
Insurance
Products
Pg :117
Micro
Insurance
Term Insurance
Micro
Insurance
Pg:113
Ulip Plan
Term Insurance
Protection
Needs
Pg :109
20%
30%
Pg :118
500000
50000
100000
300000
Pg 118
Life Insurance
Premium
PPF
50% on each
95% on Life
Insurance
Premium & 5%
on PPF
Tax
Implications
Pg :118
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Fully taxable
10%
20%
Tax fully
exempted
Tax
Implications
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ULIP
Term
Money Back
Health
Types of Plans
Pg :117
fund switching
premium
holiday
riders
Ulip
Pg :116
1 lac
3 lacs
2 lacs
1.50 lacs
Has physical
ailment
He has switched
his fund
Endowment
Term
Money Back
Whole of Life
Group lifestyle
Employees
Age of the
group
Medical history
of group
Endowment plan
ROP plan
Ulip
Less than
20000
More than
20000
1 lakh
1.5 lakhs
2 lakhs
3 lakhs
6% and 10%
5% and 10%
6% and 12%
5% and 12%
Term Insurance
Return of
Endowment plan
Plan
premium plan
Pension plan
Chances of
lapse
Investment Risk
Risk of death
Uncertainty of
return
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Convertible
money back
plan
10000
15000
20000
After vesting
On vesting date
Deferred date
the contract is
policy has to be
is date on
between the
assigned to the
which the risk
insurer and the
life assured.
commences.
life assured.
2. 10%
4. 30%
3. Age of the
group
4. Medical
history of group
3. Only Bonus
Benefit.
3. Moderate
Returns
3. an
endowment
policy
4. Only Tax
Benefit.
4. Good
Returns
4. a money
back policy
2. when he
3. when he is
survives the term hospitalized
4. when he
loses his job
4. Endowment
plans
4. Salary
Specific plan
2. Low Returns
1. a unit linked
policy
2. a term life
policy
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1. Nil
Convertible
pure
Endowment
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Deferred date is
a policy
anniversary.
Convertible
Term plan
1. when he dies
1. Fixed deposits
2. Unit linked
Insurance plans
3. Term
Insurance
1
2
1. Endowment
Plan.
2. Money Back
Plan.
3. Whole Life
Plan.
4. Term Plan.
1. 10% of S1.
2. 20% of SA.
3. 30% of SA.
4. 40% of SA.
1. Endowment
Plan
2. Term Plan
3. Money Back
4. Annuity Plan
Plan
1. Master Policy
holder & insurer
2. Employer &
Employee
Govt Securities
Equities
Gold
1
1
2
Benefits of
Professiol
Advise
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Emergency
funds
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decrease
volatile
same
Implication of
Interest on
saving products
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5 year
4 year
3 Year
2 Year
Income Tax
1961
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20000
24000
28000
32000
Increase
gradually
Decrease
gradually
Remain
Constant
Change as per
market
fluctuation
Saving
Products
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10- 20 gms
20- 50 gms
50-100 gms
10 gms
Saving
Products
Pg :135
Taxation
frequency of
payment
interest rates
tenure
Saving
Products
Pg :133
Post Office
Internet
Mutual Fund
Office
Saving
Products
Pg 135
Tax
Interest tax
Tenure
Saving
Products
Pg :113
in ULIP policy
in EPF
same efficiency
for both
Both do not
give tax
benefits
Pg 136
50000
75000
100000
200000
Tax
Implications
Pg :136
Types of
Saving
Products
Pg :135
Types of
Saving
Products
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Insurance
Branch
frequency of
interest
calculation
not hedge
against Inflation
Decrease his
liquidity
Equity return
Fixed Income
Stable income
Savings
income
Recurring
deposits
Cumulative
deposits
Term Deposits
Quarterly
Half Yearly
Annually
Discounted
Value
Principle amount
Discounted
Value with
persistency
bonus
Principle with
persistency
bonus
Administrative
charge
Inflation
Interest rate
Market Risk
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Reduce his
Insurance
encasement for
against
next six months Uncertainties
His investment
He will get a
would be
reduction in tax
deducted from
slab
taxable income
Prioritizing
Care should taken that the EMI do not
Saving Needs exceed 40% of monthly take home salary
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Nil
1%
5%
10%
Good Returns
Regular Income
Safety
Liquidity
Regularly for
fixed period of
time
Taxation
Tenure
Lock in periods
Savings
Insurance
Investment
magement
Planning for
pension
Equity market
ULIP
Debt mutual
fund
FD
Liquidity
More gold in
value
Purity
More
conversion
value
Increase his
liquidity
Decrease his
liquidity
Diversified
Lessened
Increased
Monthly
Yearly
Quarterly
Reduce his
ability to
Create a future
encash for next exit liability
six months
1
Once in 6
months
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2. Inflation
1. Mutual Fund
Magement
Societies
2. Mutual Fund
Magement
Systems.
3. Asset
Magement
Companies.
4. Asset
Maintence
Company
Limite4.
1. Insurance
2. Purchasing
House
3. Investment.
4. Contingency/
Emergency
Fund.
1. Insurance
2. Shares
3. Fixed
Deposit in Bank
4. Mutual
Funds.
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2. through
internet
3. corporate
agents
4. call centers
2. Mutual fund
3. Shares
4. Bank
deposits
2. Risk
Diversified
Insurance
3. Shares
4. Risk Sharing
insurance
2. Capital Profit
3. Capital
Benefit
4. Capital
Variation
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2. Public
Provident Fund
3. Employee 4. Infrastructure
Gratuity Fund
Bonds
2. Bombay Stock
exchange
3. Stock
brokers
4. Share
brokers
2. Current
assets.
3. Current
liabilities.
4. Duration of
investment.
2. Low Risk.
3. Moderate
Risk.
4. No Risk.
2. Inflation only.
3. Taxation &
inflation both.
4. No provision
is require4.
1. Post office
2.Bank
3.Mutual Fund
4. Life
Insurance co.
1. Corporate
Bond
2. Infrastructure
Bond
3. Health
Insurance
4. Interest paid
on education
loan
1. Saving
Deposit
2.Cumlative
deposit
3. Traditiol
Deposit
4. Fixed
Deposit
Bonds
Fixed Deposit
Mutual Fund
KVP
Investment
Frequency
Interest Rate
Look in period
Taxation
Commutation
Option
Differed Annuity
Option
Guaranteed
period option
Open Market
option
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one's all
investment
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3. the annual
bonus amount
6
295
304
2. the amount
1. the surplus
that can be paid
amount that can
towards one's
be invested
EMIs
Discuss
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monthly,quarterly
rly,monthly,yearl hly ,half yearly,
,half yearly,
y
yearly
4.50%
Yearly Only
10%
Annuities
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Annuities
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Annuities
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6%
9%
To save tax
To switch the
underlying fund
25%
50%
40%
33%
Annuities
pure
endowement
policy
policy of
another person
Annuities
Pre existing
illness
risk
premium
Health plans
cash
encashment
discount in the
next premium
increase in the
cover level
certain policy
exclusions
Health plans
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Only Danny
Danny , His
wife ,His
children
Danny's family
and his parents
Health Plans
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On the
expenses
incurred daily
due to critical
illness
Health products
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For improved To continue life
annuity rate
cover
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annuity
SA
Amt for
particular
diseases daily
one sixth
one third
25%
15%
Pension Plans
termited
continues as it
is
New critical
Illness Rider
has to be
added to base
Policy
Riders
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319
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1 Lac
2 Lac
3 Lac
4 Lac
Riders
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20%
30%
40%
50%
Riders
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33%
Pension plan is
not eligible for
tax exemption
100%
20%
Tax
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Types of
Annuity
Payment
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322
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allows
policyholders to
customize their
insurance cover
with additiol
benefits
20% of the
30% of the
40% of the
premium on the premium on the premium on the
base policy
base policy
base policy
Rider is like a
clause
Operative
clause
Rider is like
Preamble
Only surgery
expenses are
included in
daily
hospitalization
benefi
No change in
policy
Children Only
Entire charges
are refunded
A fixed amount
on a daily basis
Entire charges
is paid
Only Hospital
less bed charges
irrespective of bill will be paid
will be paid
the actual cost
of treatment
15% of base
policy premium
25% of base
30% of base
40% of base
policy premium policy premium policy premium
The insurance
The insurance
The daily amount company may
company will
pay an additiol
paid is fixed and
pay for doctor
amount on a
In Daily hospitalization cash benefit
will never be
daily basis if the consultation
scheme
more or less than
fees incurred
insured is
the cost of actual
prior to
admitted to the
treatment
Intensive Care hospitalization
Unit (ICU)
CI benefit
In term insurance if Critical illness
CI benefit will
CI benefit
reduced from
rider claim happens then what will
cease
continues
existing sum
happen to existing policy
assured
Family floater health Insurance plan All members of a Husband and
Parents only
covers
Family
Wife only
330
10% of the
premium on the
base policy
Specified
amount
10% of the sum multiplied by the
assured
number of days
the policyholder
is hospitalized
Needs to take
experts
suggestion
Number of days
admitted in
hospital &
surgery
expenses in full
Equal to base
cover
Number of days
Treatment cost
admitted in
of surgery
Lump sum
hospital &
subject to
amount what
surgery
terms &
he has incurred
expenses in
conditions
partial
Need not to
claim
Need to switch
to the another
insurer
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Insurance
coverage
Guaranteed
and non
guaranteed part
Vesting age
Premium
increases with
age
Increase in
return
Switch of
Funds
Ajits health is
better than vijit
Unit linked
The insurance
cover is shared
Any number of
amongst the
people may be
family
covered in this
members in no
plan.
fixed
Proportion
A Family Floater
Plan is the same
as a Individual
Plan
25% each
15% each
50% each
No Proportion
Critical Illness
Rider
Hospitalization
Care Rider
Accidental
Benefit Rider
Surgical Care
Rider
X only
X with wife
X with all
Person
receives
Person receives
Person
Person receives
benefit only if
fixed amt daily
receives a
an amount equal
he is
for no of days in
fixed amount of
to the expense.
hospitalized for
hospital
1000
daily.
Hospitalization rider has the following
3 days
benefit:
minimum
In a Health insurance plan what the
particular feature is likely to cause the
Cashless facility
Exclusion
No claim bonus Waiting period
Insurer to decrease the Renewal
premium?
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4, 85, 468/-
1. Collection
Phase.
2. Accumulation
Phase
3. Pension
Phase.
4. Primary
Phase.
1. Young
Unmarried.
90,000/-
1. Taking Life
Insurance plan
with Critical
Illness Rider.
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4. Surgical
Care Rider
4, 50,000/-
. 3, 00,000/-
4. not
remembered
2. Equity Linked
Saving
Schemes.
1. Family Health
Insurance Plans
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1. tiol Saving
Certificates.
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No of days spent
in hospital
multiplied by
Daily
hospitalisation
benefit
30% of the base
premium
3. Principle
4. Premium
component of paid for Health
home loan. Insurance Plan.
3. Family
4. Family
Floater Health
Rakshak Health
Insurance
Plans.
Plans.
4. Taking
Hospital
2. Taking Health 3. Taking MediBenefit Plan
Plan, Insurance claim plan with
with
Plan separately. Life Insurance.
Endowment
Plan.
2. Total
Protection
Policies.
2. Young married
3. Retirement.
with children.
4. Children.
2. This rider is
1. The rider
ideal for helping
waives future
3. The main
to prevent a
premiums in the policy lapsing
strength of
4. WOP rider
event of the
WOP is the
can be offered
due to nondisability or
payment of full with all plans
payment of
death of the
premiums due to sum assured.
policy holder.
death or
disability
1. immediate
annuity
2. life annuity
3. deferred
annuity
4. joint life
annuity
Discuss
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3. When Mr.
4. When Mr.
Ranga's family Ranga dies due
member will be to severe road
in critical illness
accident.
1. Blindness
2. Paraplegia
3. Coma
4. Brain
Surgery
1. Guaranteed
period annuity
2. Life annuity
3. Deferred
Annuity
4. Immediate
annuity
4. To purchase
a medical plan.
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1. When Mr.
Ranga dies due
to critical illness
2. When Mr.
Ranga is
diagnosed a
critical illness
1. To purchase
2. To purchase a
3. To save
an accidental
health plan along through fixed
rider with a
with a savings
deposits in
savings
insurance plan.
bank.
insurance plan.
3. The
The general need for purchasing a
2. The premium premium may
4. The
1. The premium
health insurance plan at an early age
remains constant increase or
premium
decreases with
results from which of the following
with increasing decrease with increases with
increasing age.
factors?
age.
the increasing increasing age.
age.
The life expectancy in India is
constantly improving and is well
2. Bank fixed
3. Health
4. Savings
1. Equity.
above 60 years. This also brings
deposits.
insurance plan. insurance plan.
along challenges. These challenges
can be covered through
1. 1/5th of
accumulated
amount.
2. 1/3rd of
accumulated
amount.
1. Providing
additiol cover
2. Maturity
benefit
1.10 lac
2. 20 lac
3.30 lac
4.5 lac
1. Accidental
death benefit
(ADB)
2. Critical illness
(CI)
3. Hospital
Care (HC)
4. Term Rider.
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3. 2/5th of
accumulated
amount.
4. 2/3rd of
accumulated
amount.
4.
3. Nomil cost &
Customization
flexibility
and tax benefit.
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1
Rider
Continouation
Subsidiary
Will get
lumsum
Per day Hospital Per day Hospital
benefit
Cash Benefit
Cash Benefit
Respective to
irrespective to respective to
surgery have
In Surgical benfit rider what would be
the surgery
the surgery
the payout procedure
made
made
been made
A Critical Illness claim is settled in a
policy. The benefits of the policy can
For Repairing
Only For
be used for
Only for Illness
house
Doctors fees
If a health rider is taken in a policy,
maximum rider premium can be
%age of base premium
25%
50%
75%
In a pension policy if agent says the
cost would be 120% of present value
if he invests for 10 years, this is due
to
Charges
Compounding
Taxation
Under daily hospitalisation cash
Special
benefit scheme the amount payable is
Change in
consultant
Admission to
increased due to what reason
hospital
charges
ICU
Extensive
Insurance addresses the needs of
Extensive
Restricting the
underwriting at
people with risk of living too long by.. documentation max age at entry
inception
Public sector
Why do Self Employed Individual
employees enjoy Self Employed
Public Sectors
have the need to buy Medical
people do not
Medical
do not get Sick
Insurance rather than People working
have Sick
Insurance
often
in public Sectors
Leave
Covers related to
Job
Mohit has two kinds, one of 6 years
and other 8 years.He is the earning
Health policy for Health policy for Life insurance
member and not having life cover.
child
wife
policy for wife
Before advising him to take health
policy, what he should be advised.
Manoj a 26 year old is having 7 years
Margilly
Singnifcantly
less than after
old son. What will happen to his
decrease
increase
15 years
monthly disposable income after 15
years of job
discount
3
Irrespective to
the sugery
4
Not specified
4
100%
Premium
increase
3
Retirement and
pension plans
Loans are
available faster
for Public
sector
EMPLOYEES
factors
affecting Life
stages
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Life Insurance
policy for
himself
Life stages
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will remain
same
Life stages
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income
protection
inheritance
planning
investment
efficiency
long term
savings
Life stages
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Young married
couple
Young married
with children.
Pre-retirement.
Retirement
Life stages
Pg :170
Retirement
health care
child education
life cover
Life stages
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Childhood
Young Married
Pre Retirement
Retirement
Life stages of
Clients
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Charges
Interest
Inflation
Taxation
Fact finding
Pg:194
Young
Pre- retirement
Retirement
children
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Term plan
Risk apatite of
client
Shailesh is very
older than ankit.
Money back
plan.
His future
Commitment to Willingness to
aspiration
need
pay
Shaileshs
income is more
than Ankits
income
Emergency
funds
Income
protection
Retirement plan
Health insurance
for parents
Term
Assurance
Endowment
Plan
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Marriage
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Childs education
Marriage.
Savings.
Education.
Protection.
Money Back
Term Plan
Endowment
Plan
ULIP
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Moneyback
an endowment
policy
a money back
policy
Retirement
Influence the
tax status
Retirement
Plan
Life Insurance
Fluctuating
income
Understand
about company
High Returns
Protection
Introduction of
agent
Understanding
the Customer
Yes, as both
are teachers
No, as there is
an age
difference.
By addition of
By addition of By addition of
Accident Benefit
Term
Premium
rider to the
assurance rider waiver rider to
proposed
to the proposed the proposed
Endowment
Endowment
Endowment
assurance plan assurance plan assurance plan
Whole life
Child Plan
411
Term
Age increases,
Risk increases
and the Risk
appetite
increases
By offering
another
Endowment
assurance plan
a Public sector
employee
Reasoble
No, customers
needs are
different
Age increases,
Risk increases
and the Risk
appetite
decreases
an unmarried
young
A selfemployed
person
A Government
employee
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education
1. Short term
needs.
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3. Emergency
funds
2. Imagined to 3. Imagined to
be important by be important by
Advisor.
client.
2. Capacity to
pay the
premiums in
future.
3. Existing
insurance
plans.
4. Income
protection
4. Long term
needs.
4. Family and
Employment
details.
1. Retirement
need.
2. Tax planning
need.
3. Fincial
security need.
4. Asset
building nee4.
1. Likely to
increase.
2. Likely to
decrease.
3. Will
fluctuate.
4. No change is
likely.
3. Quantify,
Identify &
Prioritize
Needs.
4. Prioritize,
Quantify &
Identify Needs.
3. Health
Insurance
4. Liabilty
Insurance
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1. Property
Insurance
1. When a
person of the
family is
involved in
double
businesses or
jobs.
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1. Fincial
provision to meet
Need alysis involves identifying predictable and
unpredictable
needs.
2. Marriage
2. Life Insurance
3. When the
2. When both the
income of a
4. When the
life partners are
family is just
members of a
earning
the double of
family do not
members of the
income of
work at all.
family.
another family.
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individuals
income and
expenditure
pattern is same.
2. Every
individuals
income and
expenditure
pattern is
different.
Adequate
Idequate
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4. All of the
above
4. An individual
3. An
should not keep
individuals
in mind his
income and
income while
expenditure
planning his
has no relation.
expenditure.
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Explain him
Explain him
difference
XYZ client wants to buy a car in future
difference
Explain him
between
, however his fincial planning shows
between real
difference
important &
that he cannot afford car as of now
need &
between fincial & unimportant
.As a fincial planner you should
perceived
non fincial need
need
Young Married
Young Married Young Married
with no children with no children with children
Which is suitable life stage to buy Unit
and Single
and Double
and Single
linked insurance plan?
income family
income family
income family
X and Y are married, they are
Young married
planning for estate planning, which
with single
life stage do they belong to
income no kids
Retirement
Childhood
client need alysis Product Pitching
Reference
Fact finding
Zero risk
Taking
Fincial
Planning
objective
Up to 100000
Without any
limit
Both of the
above
None of the
above
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Up to Rs 50000
Up to 99990
Commission Pay
Detail of charges
to their agents
4
Pre retirement
Proof
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Fact Finding
Select the
product
Alyze customer
needs
Explain him
difference
between short
term & long
term need
Young Married
with children
and Double
income family
Finding out
Moral hazards
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too high
for completing
ACR
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too low
To pay the
premium
To fill in the
proposal form
To ask the
documents
None of the
above
Fact finding
Consulting the
clients parents
Consulting the
family of the
client
Reviewing his
existing
investments
Benefits of the
products
Commission on
the products
Fact Finding
document
KYC document
Benefit
illustration
document
Client benefit
document
Annuity Plan
Whole Life
Plan
Health Plan
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Unemployment
Sickness
Education
House
House loan
Investment in
shares and
mutual fund
All of them
2. His future
aspiration
1. Risk apatite of
client
1. Closed Ended
Questions
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3. Proof of
4. Lapsed
address.
policy details.
3. recommend
1. recommend
4. Recommend
the new
2. recommend to
During the recommendation stage the products that
to take his own
product the
wait some days
the advisor needs to......
best meet the
company has time to take a
to invest
client's needs
decision.
recently
launched
In which of the following an agent will
2. Advisor
4. Persol and
1. Fact Finding
3. Customer
collect the customers Persol data,
Confidential
fincial data
Sheet
Data sheet
professiol data and fincial data
Sheet
sheet
Mr.Mohith, an agent was explaining
3. C. Benefit
4. D. Client
to his customer the guaranteed
1. Fact Finding
2. B.KYC
illustration
benefit
benefits of the product. Which one of
document
document
document
document
the following documents he would
have used to explain the same?
Which is the not part of KYC norms?
1. Photographs
2. Proof of
identity
3. Individuals
1. Individuals
2. Individuals
4. Individuals
do not
As an adviser why is it essential for understand their
have same
real and
understands
you to carry out the fincial planning
real needs and fincial needs at
perceived
their real needs
exercise with the prospective clients?
can prioritize
different stages
needs are
and cannot
them.
of the life cycle.
same.
prioritize them.
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2. Clients
Expense
statement
1. Objection
handling skills.
2. Listening
skills.
1. Gather Clients
Information only.
2. Identify only
the clients
needs.
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3. Commitment 4. Willingness
to need
to pay
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458
Disability
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448
Must try to
Must try to
convince the
force the client
client to follow
to follow his
his
recommendatio
recommendatio
n
n
3. Clients
business
details
4. Clients
business
records
Discuss
3.
4. Client
Communication information
skills.
gathering skills.
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To explain the benefits of a product,
product brochure
the insurance adviser should
to the client.
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2. Provide
Benefit
illustration
documents to
client.
3. Provide the
terms and
conditions
document to
the client.
4. Provide the
website
address to the
client.
1. Identify needs
2. Gathering
client data
3. Provide for
anticipated
changes
4.Surrendering
the existing
policies for
selling new one
1. KYC
documents
2. Benefit
illustration
documents
3. Fact-finding
sheet
4. Fincial
details
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Check the
After fact finding , Ram has presented
client's
Should take
the product to the client in te second
commitment to
some more
meeting . If client approves the
Ask the client to
the need &
time to
Should close
recommendation what should be the sign the contract
continue with
conclude the the discussion
next xtep
of relationship
process
sale
then & there
Discuss with
Coming to
proposer about
mutual
future life
agreement with
which of the following is the fil stage
prospects and
Completion of Recommending objective for
of fact finding with the client?
changes
Proposal form
Solutions
Solutions
a policy holder takes two insurance
One of the
policy and the premium amount is
one policy has
ONE POLICY one policy is a
policy has
identical and he gets lesser
more SA
has more term single premium
higher
commission in one of contract the
Premium
reason is likely to be
An agent reveals his commission
X has brought
Y has brought a
received from insurance sales to X&Y
other limited
single premium
X is married
Y is Single
.Both plans are of same duration .
premium
product
Why is commission of X far higher
product
that that of Y
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disclose on
demand
10
Agent
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Agent
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Not disclose
Should call up
the Insurer
Should avoid
the topic
From signed
copy of benefit
illustration
From ticked
column of
proposal form
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Discuss
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Policyholders
suffer due to
surrender
charges and
benefits
Insurance
companies get
good branding
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10
risk
suitability
Flexibility
Cost
10
Increase
Decrease
Partially
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Higher Profits
Higher S.A
10
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475
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476
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477
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479
Agents earn
Lower
Policyholder gets
Commission on
more benefits
churning
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10
more lapsation
more attrition
less lapsation
No profits
Increase more
business
Increase in the
agents earning
Will improve
reputation
Will have
impact in his
commission
2011
2012
2013
2014
When the
customer asks
him
Lower profits
Higher profits
The customers
are satisfied with
the products
The company is
acquiring more
business and
new customers
After the
After
product is
quantifying the
recommended
need
to the client
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Duties &
Agent is an intermediary between Insurer
Responsibilities
and the Client
of agents
Repeatedly encouraging customers to
Persist ency switch policies or investment from one to
another is called Churning
Higher Persistency helps Insurer to get
Persist ency
Higher revenue thereby increasing
profitability
Higher Persistency helps Insurer to get
Persist ency
Higher revenue thereby increasing
profitability
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1
A large
numbers of
policies have
lapsed /
surrendered
resulting in loss
of profit
Ask the
proposers
doctor to send
details to the
insurer
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Churning &
Product
switching
The company
will not declare
bonus
Respect this
confidentiality
by not
disclosing it to
anyone
Should review
once again
Give a child
plan and revisit
the client on a
later date
Suggest an
altertive plan
Pass on to the
superior
Pass on to the
other agent
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10
A low persistency ratio for the
insurance company means that:
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10
Persistency can be improved by:
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Fact Finding
Providing service
to the clients
1
4. Salary and
3. Both of the
Reimbursemen
above.
t.
2. Churning
3. Redirecting.
1. Client and
Insurance
Company
2. Insurance
Company and
IRDA
3. Client and
IRDA
1. Role of Agent
2. Product
Design.
3. Policy
Servicing
4. Insurance
and Reinsurance
company.
4. All of the
above.
3. compulsory
4. appreciable
3. Dispatching
4. Continuous
Discharge
servicing of the
voucher to the
policy
customer
1. Switching
10
1. good
2. bad
2. Flexibility of
Premium
payment to the
customer
2. Surrendering
the policy
10
1. Regular
reminders about
the premium to
the customer
10
1. Churning of
the policy
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10
10
Should not
disclose
2. Renewal
Commission.
10
Churning
Offering
premium
collection
facility to client
A large
numbers of
policies have The company
will not declare
lapsed /
bonus
surrendered
resulting in loss
of profit
The company is
The customers
acquiring more
are satisfied with
business and
the products
new customers
1. First Year
Commission
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Doing a fincial
planning
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495
Switching
Offering credit
facility to client
needs to
need to disclose disclose the
the amount of
amount of
commission
commission on
demand
10
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494
need not
disclose the
amount of
commission
Issuing
reminders
3. Switching
the policy
4. Shifting.
4. Claiming the
policy
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503
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505
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1. Satish should
Satish as an insurance advisor while
check the
recommending to his client Ramesh is
Ramesh s
not suitable policies
commitment to
the needs
10
1. A satisfied
Why a building long term relationship client may be the
with clients is necessary?
source of other
potential clients
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2. Less renewal
income.
3. Fewer client
bases.
4. Unsatisfied
clients.
2. Indian
Contract Act
3. Insurance
Act 1938
4. IRDA Act
1999
3. Increased
4. Decreased
client
revenues
satisfaction
3. Satish
4. Should
2. Satish should
should check advised him to
outline the
the acceptance surrender all
reasons for
or rejection of
the polices
recommendation
the
which are not
for a particular
recommendatio
buy from
policy
n.
satish.
4. Introduction
3. Agent has
2. Reviewing
of a new
the option to
fincial needs and
insurance
recommending
plans are
product or a
highest
necessary with
change in a
commission at
changes
clients
any time.
Circumstance
Propose an
investment plan
and discuss with
him regard to
Report to the
discomfort of
Refuse to act senior and seek
term plan
with client
his Guidance
Reserve
Remains
Surplus
decreases
constant
decreases
Proceed with
agreed need
Refuse to
and document
Get second
proceed
the rejection
opinion
2. Reduction in
costs
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15 days
30 days
10 days
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8years
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suicide
murder
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90 days
120 days
180 days
Claim
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policy
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the customer
demanded
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30 days
60 days
15 days from
the receipt
20 days from
the receipt
It was lost.
It was
surrendered.
It was lapsed.
It was
surrendered.
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Age admission
Disclosure of
material fact
Premiums paid
or not
Normal
Fraudulent
Early
None of the
above
General
Survival claim
Survival claim Both the survival
will be paid to
will not be paid
claim and the
Bothe claims
the Legal heirs
and only death death claim will
will be paid to
and the death
claim will be paid be paid to the
the Legal heirs
claim to the
to the Nominee
Nominee
Nominee
Full sum
A regret letter
Paid up value, assured less
will go intimating Full sum assured
A life assured died after 40 days from
if any, will be
deduction of
that nothing is
will be paid as
the payment of his monthly premium.
paid as death
unpaid
payable as death
death claim
If there be any claim, how the claim
claim
premium will be
claim
will normally be dealt with?
paid
1.
Which of the following falls under
2. Lack of
4. None of the
3. Fraud
Misrepresentatio
voidable contract?
insurable interest
above
n
After maturity In a Unit Linked Life
3. He has he
Insurance Policy, customer does not
2. He has opted
4. Policy was
1. He has
has redirected
get received Maturity in a lump sum.
for Settlement
lapsed on the
his past
What is the possibility of receiving it switched his fund
option
time of maturity
premium.
in installments if it is not a annuity
plan
1. Not necessary 2. Necessary to
to pay premium
pay premium
until court decree until court decree
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1. A demand to
fulfill the
policyholders
obligations.
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1. Client
3. Claim not
admissible
4. Depends on
case to case
4. All of the
above.
4. Insurance
company
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533
534
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537
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3. Advisor
4. Enquiry will
2. The insurance 3. Enquiry will
1. The insurance
be done if
company makes
be done on
Which is the right statement regarding company makes
death happens
enquire on
both Maturity
claim enquiry?
enquire only on
before one year
maturity claims
and Death
death claims.
from policy
only.
Claims.
inception date.
Mr. Chintamani has taken a policy
from ABC Company on 2nd March
1. Normal death
2010, but unfortutely he died on 18th
claim
August 201 His death claim is
considered as..........
Detailed Investigation will be
1. Maturity
triggered in case of......
claims
2. Early death
claim
2. All death
claims
3. Abnormal
death claim
4. Untural
death claim
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1. 5 years
2. 6 years
3. 7 years
4. 8 years
4. If the
1. the company
2. the process is
3. it is the
claimant does
will wait until the
initiated by the responsibility of not come within
claimant comes
company well in the claimant to a month the
to office to
advance of the
approach the entire maturity
demand the
maturity date
company
amount will be
claim
forfeited.
Discuss
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IRDA
A loan amount
and oustanding
premium is
pending
Outstanding
premium +
interest
Third party
administrator
3
A outstanding
premium is
pending
A sign on
discharge form
Outstandin
premiums
2
Actuary
40L
5%
RBI
He cannot offer
He can offer up
any
to 50%
commission
1Cr
10L
Code of
conduct
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560
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561
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562
563
564
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12
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SEBI
IRDA 1999
Brand building
No risk
Low risk
Medium risk
High risk
parents
ex wife
children
mother
2013
2015
2017
2020
When the
If the agent has If the agent has
If the agent is
insurance
worked with the worked with the
doing more
company is in
company for
company for
than 3 policies
the first 10 years
more than 5
more than 10
in a month.
of operation
years
years
Cannot rebate
at all
IRDA
IRDA regulations on advertisements
Regulations on
include all printed and published
Advertisement
materials from Insurer as well as Agents
and
Disclosures
KYC
MWPA
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Pg 237
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2%
IRDA
SEBI
Constitution
Assignee
Trustee
Policy holder
3. Integration
4.
Amalgamation.
2. Placement
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35%
Solicitation of
Policy
1. Layering
Insurance
ombusdmen
direct selling
Half of the
commission
Grievance cells
10%
cross selling
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Insurance act
1938
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558
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1. 30 %
2. 35%
3. 40%
4. 45%
3. will stop
automatically
4. Paid in lump
sum to the
survivors.
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1. Section 43 of
the Insurance
Act 1939
12
1. Central bank
of India
2. Reserve bank
3. Reserve
4. Central bank
of India
bank of country
of country
568
569
12
3. License
1. Section 42 of 2. Section 42 of
Which one of the section deals with
section of
the insurance act the insurance act
the licensing of an agent?
Insurance act
1938
1936
1938
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1. Protection of
Policy holder
Interests
regulation 2002
2. IRDA claim
protection
regulation 2002
4. License
section of
insurance
agent act 1938
3. C.IRDA
4. D. Protection
policy
of claim
settlement
settlement
regulation 2004 regulation 2002
571
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572
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574
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4.
1.
2.
Representative
Representatives Representatives
3.
Which of the following team
s from
from all
from all
Representative
represents the members of GBIC ?
Insurance
insurance
government
s from IRDA
institute of
companies
bodies
India
3. IRDA
Rahul is a licensed insurance agent.
4. Insurance
1. Companys
2. IRDA Acts
Regulations
As agent he must carry out his role in
Acts code of
code of conduct. code of conduct.
code of
accordance with
conduct.
conduct.
Under Married Womens Property
1. The Life
2. The
4. The
3. The trustee.
Act, 1874 a policyholder is
Assured.
beneficiaries.
administrator.
Who has the authority in insurance
3. Branch
1. Insurance
2. Desigted
4. Actuary.
company to issue/cancel the agents
Operations
Company.
Person.
license
Team.
Married Womans Property Act 1874
1. Married
4. Married
2. Married Man 3. Married Son
provides that a life insurance Policy
Woman
Daughter
that has been taken out by:
Premium Income earned by an agent
holding a composite license is
600000. What is the max contribution
of one organisation
60000
1.5 lac
1.2 lac
3 lac
atleast 5 yrs
offence had a
hav passed
License criteria,criml offence in the he was less than punishment of
since the
past.given IRDA license.Why?
21 at that time
less that 2000
sentence
exception
13
Council of
Actuaries
Insurance
council of India
Insurance
institiute of
India
13
Age and
income level
Life Insurance
Council
Insurance
Broker
Association
IRDA
3
2
Actuaries
Agent
Licensing
Insurance
Regulation
Bodies
579
580
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His contacts in
the market to
solicit
Insurance
General
Insurance
Council
Pg :249
Pg :251
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Key regulatory
Body
Pg :249
Licensing of
Insurance
companies
Power of
Central Govt
over IRDA
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RBI
SBI
tiol Insurance
Academy
LIC
To regulate
To advise
Government
To undertake
training
activities
To Advertise
globally on
Indian
Insurance
Policy matters
complex
technical issues
Promotiol
activities
IRDA
SEBI
IRDA
Tariff Advisory
Committee
582
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583
13
584
585
13
13
Rises
586
13
Provide
suggestion for
Premium
calculation
13
Address of the
agent
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588
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589
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590
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591
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592
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594
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595
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13
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To be an active
Design,
link between
implement and
Global market &
operate an
Indian Life
insurance
Insurance
training
Industry
Domicile status
Regulate the
investment of
funds by Life
Insurance
company
Can make
changes in
IRDA law
20%
26%
49%
51%
Insurance
Advisor
Nodal officer
Chief actuary
Underwriter
He can design
the
advertisement
without the
concern of
insurer.
Describe the
benefits which
do not match
the policy
provisions
Redressal
Research
Repository
Insurance
Company
Life Insurance
Council
CII
It contains only
statements that
mention the
An agent is not required to obtain the
agents me, logo
prior approval of the insurer before
& phone number.
placing an advertisement when:
The Institute of insurance and risk
magement along with insurance
Regulation
education does what more
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Decreases
Insurance can
Reaches at a
price their
level as per product on their
industry trends
self past
experiences.
IRDA
Million Dollar
Round Table
Major Double
Rupees Tag
Major Dollar
Round Tag
Mean
Disposition
Residence
Time
Rs.20000
Rs.25000
Rs.5000
Rs.50000
IRDA
Regulations,
2000
Insurance
Act,1938
Indian Contract
Act,1872
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Rs. 300
for life
Rs500
Rs 1000
Any of them
for 5 years
since
completion of
the sentence
imposed
Policy matter
To present
statement of
IRDA act in
Parliament
May issue
notification
All of them.
Behavioral
requirements of
E-Governce
Market
competition
Requirements
of the Life
Insurance
Council
Regulations of
IRDA
a behavior that
a behavior that a behavior that
a behavior that is
is based upon
is based upon is based upon
based upon the
the positive
the ritual
the moral
legal judgment of
judgment of an
judgment of an judgment of an
an individual
individual
individual
individual
Research
3. Tariff
Advisory
Committee.
4. Insurance
Institute of
India.
3. 1955
4. 1947
3. tiol
Insurance
council
4. General
insurance
council
4. Need to
complete 50
hours of IRDA
training and
paying Rs.50
for the
issuance of
duplicate
license
4. Insurance
Institute of
India.
4.Insurance
Institute of
India
3. Need to
2. Need to
complete 25
1. Need to
complete 50
hours of
Mr.Varun taken up his agency in July
complete 25
hours of practical
practical
5th 200 His lost his IRDA license
hours of practical
training and
training and
while travelling. His agency has also
training and
paying Rs.100 paying Rs.100
expired. What is the solution for
paying Rs.50 for
for the issuance
for the
Mr.Varun ?
the issuance of
of duplicate
issuance of
duplicate license
license
duplicate
license
Which organization was formed with
1. Institute of
3. Chartered
2. tiol Insurance
purpose to promote insurance
Actuaries of
Insurance
Academy.
education and training in India?
Indi1.
Institute.
3. Insurance
The face of the life Insurance industry 1. Life Insurance 2. Life Insurance
Regulatory
in India is ..?
Council
Corporation
Development
Authority
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3. Insurance
institute of
India
4. Insurance
Institute of
India
13
Central
Government
SEBI
610
611
RBI
LIC
Discuss
Discuss
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Insurance
Association
FERA
Governing
Body of
Insurance
Council
Newpaper
Email or Toll
free Number
Governing
Body of
Insurance
Council
14
Insurance
ombudsmen
visiting regiol
office
Through
Agents
Grievance
Redress Cell of
IRDA
14
20 lac
25 lac
30 lac
50 lac
Ombudsman
14
2months
3 months
5 months
6 months
Ombudsman
14
under all
circumstances
when he sells
term insurance
when he
represents
himself as
another insurer
when he sells
pension
policies
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14
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14
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613
614
615
616
617
618
619
620
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14
14
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625
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Insurance
Institute of India
he has to inform
He has to
the customer
explain the
He takes up
he plans to
that the co has
reasons for
with the higher
change the plan
broken
rejection to the
authorities
relationship with
customer
the customer
Consumer
IRDA
Forum
20,00,000.
50,00,000
1,00,00,000
Some Specific
Insurer
Those Insurer
who did not
created
Insurance
Ombudsman
System
All insurer
It is optiol
Life Insurance
Council
IRDA
Insurance
Association
Insurance
Institute of
India
One year
Two years
Three years
Five years
10 days
15 days
20 days
25 days
Life Insurance
Council
Sebi
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Pg:268
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10,00,000.
Only by few
As per IRDA regulations IGMS should
Only by non life
selected insurers
be mandatory set up by
For the customer whose claim has
been refused by the company, the
three places where he/she should
Consumer
COPA
follow up are Ombudsman, IRDA
Forum
Customer Grievance Cell and
..
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635
636
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638
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639
14
640
24 hours
1 day
10 days
30 days
Conciliation and
making awards
Counseling
Repudiation of
claim
Evaluating
claim
settlement
Dismiss the
case
Give an award.
Indisputability
clause
Redressal
procedure
Pending
decision from
Ombudsman
1 month
2 months
6 months
IRDA
Actuaries
Underwriter
Give a joint
Give a
decision with the
recommendation
consumer forum
Inspection by
IRDA
Audit by Fince
Ministry
Appointment of
Inspection by
Principal
Compliance Auditor General
Officer
Mandal Level
IRDA
4. 15
4. Consumer
Protection
Department
(CPD)
4. General
insurers.
4. Underwriters
4. Compliance
officer
Discuss
Discuss
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1. Policyholder
grievance
Regulation
14
1. 10 Days.
14
1. Integrated
Grievance
Magement
System.
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642
643
644
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645
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646
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648
649
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4. 30 Days.
2. Interl
3. Grievance
4. Consumer
Grievance
Redressal
Affairs
Redressal Cell of
Officer.
Department.
the Insurer.
2.insurancecomp
1.Complaint@go
3.irdacomplaint 4.Complaints@
laints@irda.gov.i
v.ird1.in
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irda.gov.in
n
3.Lien Clause
4.Utmost good
faith apply
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652
653
3. 20 Days.
15
2. 15 days.
15
650
2. Policyholders
3. Ombudsman 4. Compliance
Protection
Regulation
Regulatory
regulation
Excessive
Premium
SA ceased too
early
Discuss
Discuss
Tax concession
opportunity
could be lost
forever
4. All of the
above.
4. Churning.
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1. ethical
2. unethical
3. professiol
4. Perfect.
15
1. IRDA
2. Insurance
Council
3. Insurance
Institute of
India
4. Government
of India.
15
1. Underselling
of insurance
policies.
2. Churning.
3. Overselling
of insurance
policies.
4. Ethical
practice by an
adviser.
15
1. Insurance
Regulatory
Development
Authority
2. Life Insurance
Company
3. Reserve
Bank of India
4. SEBI.
25%
50%
more likely
less likely
75%
less
transparent
100%
more
transparetn
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655
656
657
658
659
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15
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660
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