IC85 REINSURANCE MANAGEMENT EXAM - 16
Q1.Statement A: Disclosure of material facts operates only upto the time the contract is concluded but under a treaty, something more is required. Statement B: The principle of indemnity is an integral part of a reinsurance contract, even though the original contract may not have a pure indemnity. Which of the above statements is true? |
a) Statement A |
b) Statement B |
c) Both the statements |
d) None of the above. |
Q2.Which of the following risks is beyond the control of the contractual parties under the Reinsurance contract? |
a) Rate of Foreign Exchange |
b) Inflation |
c) Monetary Policy of countries of the contracting parties. |
d) All of the above. |
Q3.What are the main reasons for in demand for ART products? |
a) Higher reinsurance prices driven primary by a shortage of capacity in the retrocession market |
b) Increased fluctuations in the financial market |
c) Exploitation of tax and regulatory asymmetries |
d) For providing multi-year covers to the securitization of risk and derivatives |
Q4.The function of Reinsurance is not. |
a) To increase the capacity of the Insurer. |
b) To facilitate the financial stability of the Insurer. |
c) To facilitate the stabilization of the claim ratio. |
d) To facilitate in accumulation of claims. |
Q5.For which of the following reasons does direct-writing insurance companies start to write inward reinsurance business? |
a) To increase payment of claim amount |
b) To achieve a lower-income ratio by the maintenance of the volume of premium income |
c) To obtain a better and widespread of business by writing business from overseas |
d) To spend investment income, which is derived from cash flow resulting from inward acceptances |
Q6.Which of the following clause is commonly found in all agreements and describes without any ambiguity the business coming within the scope of a reinsurance contract? |
a) Operative clause |
b) Downgrade clause |
c) Commencecement and Termination clause |
d) Sudden death clause |
Q7.Which of the following is purposes of reinsurance? |
a) To provide greater financial capacity to the primary insurer to assume more risks |
b) To spread the risks over a larger number of insurers |
c) To provide stability to results of the company by balancing good years with bad years |
d) All of the above |
Q8.Which of the following parties is/are required to build |
a) The cedent. |
b) The reinsurer. |
c) The Broker. |
d) Both (a) and (b) above |
Q9.Self Insurance may not be advantageous in: |
a) Predicting accurately. |
b) Minimization of disputes. |
c) Grouping of risks. |
d) Saving transaction costs. |
Q10.Re-insurers also may reinsure some of the loss exposures they assume under reinsurance contracts. Such a transaction is known as |
a) Cession |
b) Reinsurance portfolio |
c) Retrocession |
d) Pool arrangements |