chapter 16 bonding, crime insurance, reinsurance
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CHAPTER 16 BONDING,CRIME INSURANCE, REINSURANCE
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Bonding and crime insurance
provide financial guarantees of human performance, or indemnity payments in cases where people fail to perform with integrity.
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Fidelity bonds protect a firm against losses caused by it s own dishonest employees. e.g. bank teller Crime insurance covers losses caused by nonemployees. Reinsurance is a transaction engaged in by almost all insurance companies.
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SURETY BONDING
It involves 3 distinct parties.SURETY BONDING requires the surety to pay a second party.(insurance company) OBLIGEE ( second party)school board PRINCIPAL If it dails to fulfill an obligation to the obligee.( e.g.constraction company)
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THE REASONS FOR SURETY BONDING When the breach of contract occurs then the board will get the satisfaction of claim promptly.(compared with the court case)Litigation is avoided by the board. A new contractor may be employed to complete the school in time.
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SURETY AND INSURANCE
1. In surety bond; there are two parties ( surety, principal , obligee)
In insurance; there are 2 parties only.( the insured and the insurer)
2. The relationship between the insurer (surety) and the insured ( principal) : If an insured`s negligence results in a claim against the insurer; the insurer normally has no recourse or a claim for damages against its own insured.
e.g. damage on insured`s home by him or her.
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There is no result in surety bonding. If a contractor`s negligence or frauds result in a claim being paid by the surety to the obligee, the surety in turn will look the contractor for whatever satisfaction it can obtain.
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UNDERWRITING BONDS
There are three factors to be
evaluated before any suretyship agreement:
the character of the principal the financial capacity of the
principal the experience of the principal
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Fidelity bonds protect employers from
loss caused by dishonest acts of employees.
The employee is the principal who owns
the duty of performance to the duty of honest performance to the obligee, the employer.
FIDELITY BONDS
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DISHONESTY includes larceny, theft, embezzlement, forgery, misappropriation of funds and other fraudulent or dishonest acts. Financial institutions are most likely to buy FIDELITY BONNDS; bankers, stockbrokers, S&L Associations, credit unions, and other similar institutions in which many employees have access to valuable assets need this protection.
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Commercial Fidelity bonds are purchased by non-financial business firms, educational institutions or other groups where one or more employees handle significant of funds.
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CRIME INSURANCE
It covers the losses caused by outside the firm. It typically covers theft, robbery, burglary.
Banks, by their nature, present a special need for crime insurance and loss prevention.
Not only burglary and robbery but for safety of deposit boxes.
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CRIME INSURANCE
Blanket Coverage protects the banks from losses caused by any employee.
Scheduled Coverage specifically named people or specific positions are identified as being capable of causing an insured loss.
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REINSURANCE
Reinsurance is a transaction between
two insurance companies in which one insurance company purchases insurance from another insurance company.
Reinsurance is a separate kind of
insurance transaction rather than a separate branch of the insurance industry.
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REINSURANCE
Reinsurance transactions occur in all branches of the private insurance system. ( both life and nonlife)
Primary insurer( ceding company) sells
insurance to the insurer.
Reinsurer agrees to indemnify the primary insurer in accordance with the reinsurance contract.
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REINSURANCE ARRANGEMENTS
1. A FACULTATIVE REINSURANCE It occurs when a primary insurer makes a
separate agreement each time it desires reinsurance on a particular exposure to loss. Each time primary company will enter the reinsurance market and negotiate then terms of coverage and the premiums and commissions it will pay.
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REINSURANCE ARRANGEMENTS
2. A TREATY INSURANCE It is called automatic reinsurance, implies a
standing relationship between a primary insurer and a reinsurer in which a portfolio of the primary insurer`s exposures is covered by reinsurance, without specific arrangements for any particular exposure.
The treaty can be renewal and non renewal,
the primary insurer is committed to `cede` and the reinsurer is committed to accept all the business covered by the treaty.
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REINSURANCE COVERAGE
PRORATA QUOTA TREATY INSURANCE It means that the losses, premiums and
expenses are divided proportionately by the primary insurer and the reinsurer.
EXCESS OF LOSS Excess of loss coverage commits the reinsurer
to pay part of the claim only after the primary insurer`s coverage has been exhausted.
The reinsurer pays only the excess of loss beyond what the primary insurer has retained.
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CATASTROPHE REINSURANCE
One particular type of excess of loss reinsurance is a special one.
Catastrophe reinsurance is distinguished
by very high retentions by the primary insurer before the reinsurer becomes liable.
It has very high upper limits on the
reinsurance policy; millions of dollars.