CAIB-3試験無料問題集「IBABC Canadian Accredited Insurance Broker (CAIB 3) 認定」
Why is business interruption coverage important? (3 marks)
正解：
See the answer in Explanation below.
Explanation:
1. It replaces income or earnings lost while the business cannot operate normally after an insured loss.
2. It helps pay continuing expenses such as rent, taxes and salaries while income is reduced.
3. It helps the business survive the interruption and return to normal operations without using up all of its working capital.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Business Interruption: purpose of business interruption insurance.
Explanation:
1. It replaces income or earnings lost while the business cannot operate normally after an insured loss.
2. It helps pay continuing expenses such as rent, taxes and salaries while income is reduced.
3. It helps the business survive the interruption and return to normal operations without using up all of its working capital.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Business Interruption: purpose of business interruption insurance.
Does employee dishonesty coverage apply if the insured can not identify the employee responsible? Why or why not? (3 marks)
正解：
See the answer in Explanation below.
Explanation:
Yes, coverage can still apply even if the exact employee cannot be identified. The insured must be able to prove that the loss was caused by the dishonest act of one or more employees. An unexplained inventory shortage by itself may not be enough proof.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Crime Insurance: Employee Dishonesty and proof of loss.
Explanation:
Yes, coverage can still apply even if the exact employee cannot be identified. The insured must be able to prove that the loss was caused by the dishonest act of one or more employees. An unexplained inventory shortage by itself may not be enough proof.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Crime Insurance: Employee Dishonesty and proof of loss.
In reviewing Directors' and Officers' Liability Insurance policy forms, brokers must take care to compare the differences in coverage between insurers. There are many elements to review - list six (6) of those elements.
(3 marks)
(3 marks)
正解：
See the answer in Explanation below.
Explanation:
Six items a broker should compare are:
1. Who is included in the definition of insured.
2. The definition of a wrongful act.
3. Policy limits and deductibles/retentions.
4. Whether defence costs are inside or outside the limit.
5. Exclusions and coverage extensions.
6. Claims-made provisions, including prior acts/retroactive dates and the Extended Reporting Period.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Directors' and Officers' Liability: comparing D & O policy forms.
Explanation:
Six items a broker should compare are:
1. Who is included in the definition of insured.
2. The definition of a wrongful act.
3. Policy limits and deductibles/retentions.
4. Whether defence costs are inside or outside the limit.
5. Exclusions and coverage extensions.
6. Claims-made provisions, including prior acts/retroactive dates and the Extended Reporting Period.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Directors' and Officers' Liability: comparing D & O policy forms.