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Title: Finance 431: Property-Liability Insurance Lecture 2: Overview of Insurance Operations


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Finance 431Property-Liability
InsuranceLecture 2 Overview of Insurance
Operations
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Registering Your i-clicker
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    your i-clicker)
  • Click on Register (on left side of page)
  • Input your name as requested
  • Your Student ID is your Net id (your U of I
    e-mail address before the _at_) Do not input your
    UIN
  • Input your Clicker ID which is listed on the back
    of your i-clicker
  • Type in the verification word as indicated
  • Click Enter

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Overview of Insurance Operations
  • Types of Insurers
  • Risk Transfer Process
  • Objectives of Insurers
  • Constraints of Achieving Objectives
  • Measurement of Insurer Performance
  • Functions Required to Meet Needs
  • Interdependence Among Functions

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Types of Insurers
  • Legal Form of Ownership
  • Proprietary Insurers
  • Stock Insurance Companies
  • Lloyds
  • Insurance Exchanges
  • Cooperative Insurers
  • Mutual Insurance Corporations
  • Reciprocal Exchanges
  • Captive Insurers
  • Risk Retention Groups and Purchasing Groups
  • Fraternal Organizations

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Types of Insurers
  • Other Insurers
  • Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)
  • Blue Cross-Blue Shield
  • Banks
  • Pools and Associations
  • Governmental Insurers
  • Workers Compensation
  • Mine Subsidence
  • Federal Insurance Programs

6
What Type of Insurer is State Farm?
  • A) Stock insurance company
  • B) Mutual insurance company
  • C) Reciprocal exchange
  • D) Captive insurer
  • E) None of the above

7
What Type of Insurer is Allstate?
  • A) Stock insurance company
  • B) Mutual insurance company
  • C) Reciprocal exchange
  • D) Captive insurer
  • E) None of the above

8
What Type of Insurer is CNA?
  • A) Stock insurance company
  • B) Mutual insurance company
  • C) Reciprocal exchange
  • D) Captive insurer
  • E) None of the above

9
Place of Incorporation and Licensing Status
  • Domestic - incorporated in that state
  • Foreign - incorporated in another state
  • Alien - incorporated in another country
  • Admitted - licensed to provide insurance in a
    state
  • Nonadmitted - operating without a license
  • Surplus lines brokers can place business with
    nonadmitted insurers if admitted insurers will
    not write the coverage

10
For Illinois Policyholders What Type of Company
is Sun Life of Canada?
  • A) Domestic
  • B) Foreign
  • C) Alien
  • D) Extraterrestrial
  • E) None of the above

11
Principal Steps in Risk Management
  • Identify loss exposures
  • Measure loss exposures
  • Evaluate the different methods for handling the
    risk
  • Risk assumption
  • Risk transfer
  • Risk reduction
  • Select a method
  • Monitor results and implement necessary changes

12
What step in the risk management process would
involve estimating that the chance of getting
into an automobile accident over the next year is
10?
  • A) Identify loss exposures
  • B) Measure loss exposures
  • C) Evaluate the different methods for handling
    the risk
  • D) Select a method
  • E) Monitor results and implement necessary
    changes

13
What step in the risk management process would
involve obtaining a quote for auto insurance?
  • A) Identify loss exposures
  • B) Measure loss exposures
  • C) Evaluate the different methods for handling
    the risk
  • D) Select a method
  • E) Monitor results and implement necessary
    changes

14
Risk Transfer Process
  • Risk Manager
  • Consultants
  • Insurance Agents and Brokers
  • Insurers
  • Insurance Functions
  • Policy contract development
  • Pricing
  • Marketing
  • Underwriting
  • Loss adjustment
  • Loss control
  • Reinsurance
  • Investments

15
Objectives of Insurers
  • Profit Objective
  • Customer Needs Objective
  • Determinants of Insurance Cost
  • 1. Losses
  • 2. Expenses
  • 3. Profit
  • Legal Requirement Objective
  • Humanitarian and Societal Objectives
  • Contributions
  • Employee benefits

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Constraints on Achieving Objectives
  • Internal
  • Efficiency
  • Expertise
  • Size
  • Financial Resources
  • Miscellaneous
  • Market recognition
  • Poor reputation
  • External
  • Regulation
  • Public Opinion
  • Competition
  • Economic Conditions
  • Recession
  • Inflation
  • Investment results
  • Distribution Systems
  • Miscellaneous
  • Catastrophes

17
Measurement of Insurer Performance
  • Profit Measurement
  • Problems in Measuring Profitability
  • Catastrophes
  • Loss Reserve Inaccuracy
  • Premium Volume
  • Impact of Growth

18
Components of Profit Measurement
  • Expense Ratio
  • Loss Adjustment Expenses/Earned Premium
  • Other Expenses/Written Premium
  • Loss Ratio
  • Incurred Losses/Earned Premium

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Components of Profit Measurement
  • Combined Ratio
  • Statutory
  • Incurred Losses LAE Incurred Expenses
  • Earned Premiums Earned Premiums
  • Trade Basis
  • Incurred Losses LAE Incurred Expenses
  • Earned Premiums Written Premiums

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Combined Ratio Example
  • Written Premium 100 million
  • Earned Premium 95
  • Incurred Losses and LAE 76
  • Underwriting Expenses 19
  • Statutory Combined Ratio
  • 76 19 100
  • 95 95
  • Trade Basis Combined Ratio
  • 76 19 99
  • 95 100

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Components of Profit Measurement
  • Investment Earnings
  • Investment Income
  • Interest
  • Dividends
  • Rents
  • Realized Capital Gains or Losses
  • Unrealized Capital Gains or Losses
  • Operating Ratio
  • Combined Ratio (Investment Earnings/Earned
    Premium)

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Property-Liability Industry Profitability
  • Combined Operating
  • Year Ratio NII/EP Ratio
  • 1996 105.8 14.4 91.4
  • 1997 101.6 15.3 86.3
  • 1998 106.0 14.6 91.4
  • 1999 108.0 14.0 94.0
  • 2000 110.4 14.0 96.4
  • 2001 115.9 12.2 103.7
  • 2002 107.4 11.2 96.2
  • 2003 100.1 10.2 89.9
  • 2004 98.9 9.7 89.2
  • 2005 101.2 12.0 89.2
  • 2006 92.6 12.3 80.4
  • Source Bests Aggregates and Averages
    Property/Casualty Edition 2007 U.S. Industry
    Ratios pp. 90-92

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What elements of investment income are omitted in
the operating ratio calculation on the prior
exhibit?
  • A) Realized capital gains and losses
  • B) Unrealized capital gains and losses
  • C) All capital gains and losses
  • D) Expenses associated with investments
  • E) None of the above

24
Measurement of Insurer Performance
  • Meeting Customers Needs
  • Meeting Legal Requirements
  • Meeting Social Responsibilities

25
Functions Required to Meet Needs
  • Marketing
  • Underwriting
  • Claims
  • Loss Control
  • Premium Auditing
  • Reinsurance
  • Actuarial
  • Investments

26
Interdependence Among Functions
  • Marketing and Underwriting
  • Underwriting and Loss Control
  • Loss Control and Marketing
  • Claims and Other Departments
  • Actuarial and Other Departments
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