Free RIBO Insurance Industry Regulations Questions and Answers

Question 1

What is subrogation?

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The legal process by which an insurer who has paid a loss pursues rights of recovery against a responsible third party.

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Property saved from a loss.

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The sharing of loss between two or more insurance companies covering the same risk.

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Not considered to be a principle that reinforces indemnity.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

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Stock companies are owned by shareholders.

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Lyoyd's of London is an insurance market.

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Factory Mutuals will only insure factories.

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Assessment or Premium Note Mutuals are the purest form of crown corporations.

Question 3

The Insurance Act states that a fire policy must include three periods which are:

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Fire, Lightning, and Limited Explosion.

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Fire, Theft, and Vandalism.

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Fire, Explosion, and Smoke damage.

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Fire, Lightning, and Smoke damage.

Question 4

A proof of loss:

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Is a form an insured completes to describe what happened and the property that was lost

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Notifies an insurer of a claim.

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Is a form an insurer completes when there has been a loss

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Is a form that needs to be signed by a notary for a claim to be paid

Question 5

What is the purpose of the Hotline?

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To forward claims information to OHIP

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To arrest and stabilize the situation that caused the emergency.

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To attempt to deny claims.

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To direct clients to the closest medical facility.

Question 6

When an insurer claims bankruptcy and can not pay the claims of its policyholders, the Property and Casualty Insurance Compensation Corporation (PACICC) does so on the bankrupt insurer's behalf. What are the maximum amounts that can be claimed from PACICC in this situation?

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$250, 000 for a single occurrence and up to 70% of unearned premiums, subject to a maximum of $700 per policy.

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$250, 000 for a single occurrence and up to 50% of unearned premiums, subject to a maximum of $500 per policy.

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$200, 000 for a single occurrence and up to 70% of unearned premiums, subject to a maximum of $700 per policy.

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$200, 000 for a single occurrence and up to 50% of unearned premiums, subject to a maximum of $500 per policy.

Question 7

According to the Insurance Act, a Fire policy expires at?

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12:01 am standard time at the address of the insured.

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12:01 pm local time at the address of the insured.

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12:01 am standard time at the mailing address of the insurer.

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12:01 pm local time at the address of the insured.

Question 8

Statutory conditions:

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are sections of the Insurance Act that must be printed on all fire and automobile insurance policies.

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are rules created by the collective body of insurers in the province of Ontario who have agreed to include the wording in their own policies.

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are a listing of coverage exclusions in plain English so policyholders can determine what their coverage does not protect them against.

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are the sections of law which state that applications for insurance must be statutory declarations of the material facts pertaining to a particular risk.

Question 9

According to the Fire Statutory Conditions, after a fire loss, the insured must submit a proof of loss form:

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as soon as practicable.

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within 30 days of the loss.

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within 60 days of the loss.

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within 90 days of the loss.

Question 10

Should the insurer exercise their option to rebuild a property after a loss, the work must begin:

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45 days after the receipt of the proof of loss.

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15 days after the receipt of the proof of loss.

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30 days after the receipt of the proof of loss.

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60 days after the receipt of the proof of loss.