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- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Dedications
- Preface
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- Section 1: Utility Theory
- Section 2: Uncertainty, Expected Value, and Fair Games
- Section 3: Choice Under Uncertainty: Expected Utility Theory
- Section 4: Biases Affecting Choice Under Uncertainty
- Section 5: Risk Aversion and Price of Hedging Risk
- Section 6: Information Asymmetry Problem in Economics
- Section 7: Why Corporations Hedge
- Section 8: Review and Practice
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- Section 1: The Risk Management Function
- Section 2: Beginning Steps: Communication and Identification
- Section 3: Projected Frequency and Severity and Cost-Benefit Analysis—Capital Budgeting
- Section 4: Risk Management Alternatives: The Risk Management Matrix
- Section 5: Comparisons to Current Risk-Handling Methods
- Section 6: Appendix: Forecasting
- Section 7: Review and Practice
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- Section 1: Insurance Operations: Marketing, Underwriting, and Administration
- Section 2: Insurance Operations: Actuarial and Investment
- Section 3: Insurance Operations: Reinsurance, Legal and Regulatory Issues, Claims, and Management
- Section 4: Appendix: Modern Loss Reserving Methods in Long Tail Lines
- Section 5: Review and Practice
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- Section 1: Overview of Employee Benefits and Employer Objectives
- Section 2: Nature of Group Insurance
- Section 3: The Flexibility Issue, Cafeteria Plans, and Flexible Spending Accounts
- Section 4: Federal Regulation Compliance, Benefits Continuity and Portability, and Multinational Employee Benefit Plans
- Section 5: Review and Practice
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- Section 1: Group Health Insurance: An Overview, Indemnity Health Plans, Managed-Care Plans, and Other Health Plans
- Section 2: Individual Health Insurance Contracts, Cancer and Critical Illness Policies, and Dental Insurance
- Section 3: Disability Insurance, Long-Term Care Insurance, and Medicare Supplementary Insurance
- Section 4: Review and Practice
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- Appendix A
- Appendix B
- Appendix C
- Appendix D
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Review and Practice
What are the reasons for the high combined ratios of the commercial lines of property/casualty business in 2001?
Describe the emerging reinsurance markets. Why are they developing in Bermuda?
What is the difference between each of the following?
Admitted and nonadmitted insurers
Regulated and nonregulated insurers
Surplus lines writers and regulated insurers
“File and use” and “prior approval” rate regulation
“Twisting” and “rebating”
The Happy Life Insurance Company is a stock insurer licensed in a large western state. Its loss reserves are estimated at $9.5 million and its unearned premium reserves at $1.7 million. Other liabilities are valued at $1.3 million. It is a mono-line insurer that has been operating in the state for over twenty years.
What concern might the commissioner have if most of Happy Life Insurance Company’s assets are stocks? How might regulation address this concern?
If Happy Life Insurance Company fails to meet minimum capital and surplus requirements, what options are available to the commissioner of insurance? How would Happy Life Insurance Company’s policyholders be affected? How would the policyholders of other life insurers in the state be affected?
Harry is a risk manager of a global chain of clothing stores. The chain is very successful, with annual revenue of $1 billion in 2001. After the record hurricane seasons of 2004 and 2005, his renewal of insurance coverages became a nightmare. Why was renewal so difficult for him?
Read the box Insurance and Your Privacy—Who Knows? in this chapter and respond to the following questions in addition to the questions that are in the box.
What are privacy regulations?
Why do you think state regulators have been working on adopting such regulation?
What is your opinion about privacy regulation? What are the pros and cons of such regulation?
What are risk-based capital requirements, and what is their purpose?
How do stock insurers differ from mutuals with respect to their financial requirements?

Citation Information
APA Format:Baranoff, Etti., Brockett, Patrick Lee., and Kahane, Yehuda., Risk Management for Enterprises and Individuals. Retrieved Sep 2, 2010 from http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/node/29698 .
MLA Format:Baranoff, Etti, Brockett, Patrick Lee, , and Yehuda Kahane. Risk Management for Enterprises and Individuals. 1969 . Flat World Knowledge. 2 Sep, 2010. <http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/node/29698> .
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