C11 Study 3 Quiz fall 2023_ stafani_Answers

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C11 Study 3 Regulatory Framework Quiz Name: __Stafani Anthonimuthu__________________________________ Please circle the most correct answer to each question 1. What is solvency a) A business entity’s ability to meet its long term financial commitments b) The tax charged on insurance premiums c) The insurer’s availability to provide coverage for a range of risks d) A bonus premium paid to brokers 2. What is the purpose of the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act? a) To balance individual privacy rights with the need of organization to collect, use or disclose personal information for reasonable and appropriate purposes b) To bring about change in the insurance industry c) To assist in the growth of the insurance organization d) To overrule the principles of indemnity 3. What is the role of the Federal department of Insurance a) It controls the wording of policies issued by federally licenced insurance companies b) It regulates the financial stability of federally licenced insurance companies c) It grants licences to agents who represent federally licensed insurance companies d) It only monitors the operations of life insurance companies in Canada 4. What regulation does Provincial and territorial regulators control. a) It controls the wording of policies issued by federally licenced insurance companies b) It regulates the financial stability of federally licenced insurance companies c) The operations of insurance intermediaries d) It only monitors the operations of life insurance companies in Canada AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
C11 Study 3 Regulatory Framework Quiz 5. What three areas does the Insurance Companies Act regulate? a) Establishment of an insurance company, prerequisites to operation, and supervision during operations b) Establishment of an insurance company, prerequisites to operation and licensing of executive officers c) Establishment of an insurance company, capacity during operation and licensing of executive officers d) Capacity during operation, licensing of executive officers, and reporting of loss results to a general insurance statistical agency 6. Which of the following is an automobile Statutory Condition? a) Degree of Injury suffered b) Overpayment of Insurance Premium c) Material change of risk d) Contract Wording Bias 7. Which of the following statements about Quebec General Conditions is true? a) They are applicable only to the fire insurance risk b) They are sections of the Civil Code reproduced in insurance policies c) They are identical to Statutory Conditions d) They are statutory in nature 8. Which Statement is correct? a) Each province has its own superintendent of financial institutions b) The Highway Traffic Act deals with insurance and agent broker licensing c) The superintendent of insurance overseas agent and broker licencing pursuant to the provincial insurance acts d) The Insurance Companies Act deals with provincial licensing and supervision of insurance companies and solvency standards for insurers. 9. Additions insurers add to Automobile Statutory Conditions are? a. Binding on the insured b. Illegal c. Not binding on the insured d. Non-negotiable
C11 Study 3 Regulatory Framework Quiz 10. Insurers can omit Statutory Conditions on which type of extremely short duration contracts? a. Non-renewable accident policy b. Fire insurance policy c. Auto storage policy d. Non-renewable auto storage policy 11. Which province has a “Limitation Where Seat Belt Not Worn” Statutory Condition? a. Alberta b. Nova Scotia c. New Brunswick d. Québec . 12. Who is responsible for overseeing privacy legislation in a province or territory? a. Lieutenant Governor b. OSFI c. Superintendent of Insurance d. Ombudsperson 13. A mechanism worked out with the government whereby the brokers set qualification standards and operational requirements is? a. Provincially regulated brokers’ association b. Regulatory c. Self-regulation d. Insurance regulation organization
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