For an insurance company to properly underwrite and issue a policy, the exposure must meet specific criteria to be considered an ideally insurable risk. Which of the following characteristics are required elements of an insurable risk? (Select two)
- The loss must be accidental and unintentional from the perspective of the insured.Cevap
- The loss must be definite and measurable in terms of cause, time, place, and financial amount.Cevap
- CThe exposure must present a speculative opportunity where both a financial loss and a profit are possible.
- DThe applicant must utilize risk retention to permanently transfer the hazard to the insurance company.
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The correct characteristics are that the loss must be accidental and unintentional, and the loss must be definite and measurable.
An ideally insurable risk must meet specific criteria to be viable for an insurance company to underwrite. The loss must be fortuitous (accidental and out of the insured's control) and it must be definite and measurable (having a clear time, place, and calculable financial value). These factors allow the insurer to establish adequate premiums and verify claims.
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