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Which of the following best describes a claim in the context of insurance?
Which of the following best describes a claim in the context of insurance?
- A formal request for compensation for a covered loss. (correct)
- A suggestion for new policy features.
- An estimate of future insurance costs.
- A complaint about insurance premiums.
Which domains can risk have implications across for an organization?
Which domains can risk have implications across for an organization?
- Financial
- Operational
- Strategic
- Reputational
- All of the above (correct)
First-party claims are made by someone other than the policyholder against the policyholder's insurance.
First-party claims are made by someone other than the policyholder against the policyholder's insurance.
False (B)
All risk is inherently negative and should always be avoided.
All risk is inherently negative and should always be avoided.
Name at least three essential types of documentation typically required when filing an insurance claim.
Name at least three essential types of documentation typically required when filing an insurance claim.
According to ISO 31000, what defines risk?
According to ISO 31000, what defines risk?
_________ assess damages and determine compensation amounts during the claims process.
_________ assess damages and determine compensation amounts during the claims process.
Risk refers to the probability of loss, while ______ denotes the possibility of loss.
Risk refers to the probability of loss, while ______ denotes the possibility of loss.
Match the following technologies with their application in claims management:
Match the following technologies with their application in claims management:
What is the primary focus of effective claims management regarding customer interaction?
What is the primary focus of effective claims management regarding customer interaction?
Which of the following can result in operational disruptions?
Which of the following can result in operational disruptions?
Negative events, including scandals, cannot harm an organization's public image.
Negative events, including scandals, cannot harm an organization's public image.
Data analytics and AI are not useful in detecting insurance fraud.
Data analytics and AI are not useful in detecting insurance fraud.
What are insurers required to maintain for auditing and regulatory purposes?
What are insurers required to maintain for auditing and regulatory purposes?
What are insurance companies expected to do when dealing with policy holders?
What are insurance companies expected to do when dealing with policy holders?
Match each type of risk with its description:
Match each type of risk with its description:
What is the primary goal of risk management in relation to organizational value?
What is the primary goal of risk management in relation to organizational value?
Systematic risk can be mitigated through diversification.
Systematic risk can be mitigated through diversification.
What does 'risk appetite' define within an organization?
What does 'risk appetite' define within an organization?
__________ risk exists before any controls are applied, while residual risk remains after implementing risk management measures.
__________ risk exists before any controls are applied, while residual risk remains after implementing risk management measures.
Which industry's early risk management practices can be traced back to the 17th and 18th centuries?
Which industry's early risk management practices can be traced back to the 17th and 18th centuries?
Risk management only focuses on avoiding negative outcomes and does not consider potential opportunities.
Risk management only focuses on avoiding negative outcomes and does not consider potential opportunities.
Name one way risk management improves operational efficiency.
Name one way risk management improves operational efficiency.
Match the following types of risk with their correct description:
Match the following types of risk with their correct description:
Which risk treatment technique involves shifting the financial burden of a risk to another party?
Which risk treatment technique involves shifting the financial burden of a risk to another party?
Scenario analysis is a simple and quick technique for identifying potential risks.
Scenario analysis is a simple and quick technique for identifying potential risks.
What type of risk management focuses on risks stemming from daily activities like human errors and technology failures?
What type of risk management focuses on risks stemming from daily activities like human errors and technology failures?
Risks that could prevent an organization from achieving its long-term goals fall under the category of ______ Risk Management.
Risks that could prevent an organization from achieving its long-term goals fall under the category of ______ Risk Management.
Match the risk response strategy with its description:
Match the risk response strategy with its description:
Which of the following is NOT a common risk identification technique?
Which of the following is NOT a common risk identification technique?
Risk monitoring and control is a one-time activity performed after implementing risk response strategies.
Risk monitoring and control is a one-time activity performed after implementing risk response strategies.
Name one area of financial risk that organizations must address.
Name one area of financial risk that organizations must address.
Which of the following frameworks provides structured guidelines for managing risk and emphasizes integration within organizational management systems?
Which of the following frameworks provides structured guidelines for managing risk and emphasizes integration within organizational management systems?
Risk appetite refers to the total amount of money an organization is willing to spend on risk management.
Risk appetite refers to the total amount of money an organization is willing to spend on risk management.
What are two benefits of proactive risk management?
What are two benefits of proactive risk management?
During risk identification, it is vital to clearly define the _______ and objectives of the exercise to focus efforts effectively.
During risk identification, it is vital to clearly define the _______ and objectives of the exercise to focus efforts effectively.
Which of the following is NOT a typical strategy for managing risks?
Which of the following is NOT a typical strategy for managing risks?
Risk documentation should only include the description of the risk; potential causes and consequences are not necessary.
Risk documentation should only include the description of the risk; potential causes and consequences are not necessary.
What is the purpose of validating and prioritizing risks after they are identified?
What is the purpose of validating and prioritizing risks after they are identified?
Flashcards
Claim
Claim
A formal request for compensation from an insurance company by a policyholder.
First-party Claims
First-party Claims
Claims made by policyholders for their own losses covered by their policy.
Third-party Claims
Third-party Claims
Claims made by others against the policyholder’s insurance, often in liability cases.
Claims Process
Claims Process
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Required Documentation
Required Documentation
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Claims Adjusters
Claims Adjusters
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Fraud Detection Techniques
Fraud Detection Techniques
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Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory Compliance
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ISO 31000
ISO 31000
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Risk Culture
Risk Culture
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Risk Appetite
Risk Appetite
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Proactive Risk Management
Proactive Risk Management
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Resource Allocation
Resource Allocation
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Risk Documentation
Risk Documentation
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Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment
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Risk Response Planning
Risk Response Planning
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Reporting and Record-Keeping
Reporting and Record-Keeping
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Continuous Improvement
Continuous Improvement
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Definition of Risk
Definition of Risk
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Nature of Risk
Nature of Risk
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ISO 31000 Perspective
ISO 31000 Perspective
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Risk vs. Exposure
Risk vs. Exposure
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Financial Losses
Financial Losses
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Reputational Damage
Reputational Damage
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Residual Risk
Residual Risk
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Risk Management
Risk Management
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Goals of Risk Management
Goals of Risk Management
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Protecting Value
Protecting Value
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Increasing Resilience
Increasing Resilience
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Systematic Risk
Systematic Risk
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Unsystematic Risk
Unsystematic Risk
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Risk Treatment Techniques
Risk Treatment Techniques
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Scenario Analysis
Scenario Analysis
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Risk Treatment Plans
Risk Treatment Plans
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Risk Response Strategies
Risk Response Strategies
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Risk Monitoring and Control
Risk Monitoring and Control
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Operational Risk Management
Operational Risk Management
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Financial Risk
Financial Risk
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Strategic Risk Management
Strategic Risk Management
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Study Notes
Claims Management
- Claims are formal requests for compensation from insurance companies for covered losses. This is crucial for maintaining insurer financial health.
- Claims are categorized as first-party (policyholder loss) or third-party (others against policyholder).
- Claims processing involves notification, investigation, evaluation (policy terms), and settlement (cash, repairs, etc.).
- Required documents include claim forms, proof of loss (photos, receipts), police/medical reports, and witness statements.
- Claims adjusters assess damages and determine compensation, while investigators handle suspicious claims.
- Technology enhances claims management through automation, AI-driven data analysis, fraud detection, and mobile apps.
- Customer service is important, emphasizing empathy, timely responses, personalization, and feedback mechanisms.
- Fraud detection techniques include data analytics, AI software, and focus on various fraud types (e.g. healthcare, auto).
- Legal and ethical considerations include compliance, data protection, fair treatment, and fraud prevention.
- Regulatory compliance ensures adherence to national and international laws, including consumer protection.
Risk Management
- Risk is an uncertain event impacting organizational objectives, spanning financial, operational, strategic, and reputational domains.
- Not all risk is negative; some risks lead to opportunities.
- ISO 31000 defines risk as the effect of uncertainty on objectives, highlighting its broader implications.
- Financial risks involve investment underperformance, while project risks encompass project goals.
- Risk vs exposure: Probability of loss vs possibility of loss.
- Risks can cause financial losses, operational disruptions, and reputational damage.
- Financial losses can arise from market downturns, increased expenses, or investment losses.
- Operational disruptions come from supply chain issues, system failures, or natural disasters.
- Reputational damage stems from scandals, regulatory issues, or trust loss.
- Strategic failures arise from adapting to market fluctuations.
Risk Management Process & Considerations
- Risk management is a systematic approach to identifying, assessing, and mitigating threats, which often includes strategic planning integration.
- Primary goals of risk management protect organizational value, enhance decision-making, improve operational efficacy, increase organizational resilience, and build stakeholder confidence.
- Techniques to identify risks include brainstorming, SWOT analysis, surveys, and expert interviews, offering unique value and limitations.
- Informed decision-making and resource allocation are enhanced through risk identification.
- Risk is documented with descriptions, causes, consequences, and owners. Prioritization is based on likelihood and impact.
- Risk assessment quantifies potential losses.
- Risk response planning addresses mitigation, avoidance, transference, etc.
- Monitoring is crucial to track risks and adjust strategies.
- Risk identification techniques include brainstorming, SWOT, analysis, checklists, surveys, expert interviews.
- Scenario analysis evaluates potential future outcomes.
- Risk treatment plans prioritize risks and develop strategies for avoidance, mitigation, transference, and acceptance.
Additional Considerations for Risk Management
- Human risk management concerns employee-related issues affecting stability
- Strategic risks hinder strategic objectives due to issues like competitive pressure, regulatory shifts, or reputational issues
- Project risks affect projects due to failures in budgeting, scheduling, or resource allocation
- Cybersecurity is addressed through data breaches, malware, etc.
- Effective risk management fosters a proactive organizational culture, leading to better preparedness.
- Risk communication is crucial to inform stakeholders. It includes tailoring messages and using appropriate channels.
- Early risk identification and proactive management are key for preparedness.
Reporting & Record Keeping
- Insurance companies must keep detailed claim records for audits, regulatory purposes, compliance with record retention laws, and data privacy.
- Maintaining detailed records and ensuring compliance is critical.
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