Financial Management Overview

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What is the primary objective of public finance compared to private organizations?

  • To minimize operational costs
  • To maximize profit
  • To achieve social or economic objectives (correct)
  • To invest in private sectors

Which of the following is NOT a field of finance as recognized in the context provided?

  • Public Finance
  • Investment Banking (correct)
  • Personal Finance
  • Corporate Finance

What must insurers do before filing variations in deductibles under insurance policies?

  • Obtain written disclosures and acceptance from the insured (correct)
  • Inform local governments
  • Seek verbal approval from clients
  • Register variations with domestic financial authorities

Which of the following statements about revised insurance products is correct?

<p>They must be approved under file and use guidelines. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context provided, what is an example of an add-on cover under motor OD insurance?

<p>Loss of Use (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Overview of Financial Management

  • Financial management comprises five specialized fields, each focusing on the handling of money and related claims.
  • Distinct fields arise from different objectives and challenges faced by various organizations.

Public Finance

  • Encompasses financial management by central, state, and local governments.
  • Governments manage substantial funds sourced from taxes and various revenues, adhering to specific policies.
  • Key objectives include meeting social and economic aims rather than generating profits, contrasting with private enterprises.
  • Specialized public finance addresses unique governmental financial requirements and legislative restrictions.

Insurance Variations

  • Insurers can propose variations in deductibles from established tariffs under specific conditions.
  • Written disclosures and acceptance by the insured are mandatory before finalizing insurance policies.
  • Insurers may introduce add-on covers that exceed traditional tariff options, which involve additional premiums.
  • Examples include 'Loss of Use' and 'Waiver of Depreciation' under motor own damage (OD) insurance.

Revised Insurance Products

  • New product offerings, upon approval via file-and-use guidelines, are available for existing policyholders during renewal.

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