This document contains an exam for a Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science course at Kabarak University. The exam has 5 questions testing knowledge of general insurance theory. Question 1 covers characteristics of quality data, circumstances for risk declination, and types of motor vehicle policies. Question 2 differentiates underwriters and covers health insurance obligations. Question 3 describes marine insurance features and problems in premium calculation. Question 4 explains insurance ratios and components of individual ratings. Question 5 covers circumstances for reserves calculation and the reserving process.
This document contains an exam for a Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science course at Kabarak University. The exam has 5 questions testing knowledge of general insurance theory. Question 1 covers characteristics of quality data, circumstances for risk declination, and types of motor vehicle policies. Question 2 differentiates underwriters and covers health insurance obligations. Question 3 describes marine insurance features and problems in premium calculation. Question 4 explains insurance ratios and components of individual ratings. Question 5 covers circumstances for reserves calculation and the reserving process.
This document contains an exam for a Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science course at Kabarak University. The exam has 5 questions testing knowledge of general insurance theory. Question 1 covers characteristics of quality data, circumstances for risk declination, and types of motor vehicle policies. Question 2 differentiates underwriters and covers health insurance obligations. Question 3 describes marine insurance features and problems in premium calculation. Question 4 explains insurance ratios and components of individual ratings. Question 5 covers circumstances for reserves calculation and the reserving process.
ACTS 210 GENERAL INSURANCE THEORY EXAM, APRIL, 2019
QUESTION ONE ( 30 MARKS)
(a)Outline five essential characteristics of good quality data ( 10 marks) (a)Explain five circumstances under which a risk be declined by insurers ( 10 marks) (b) Explain three types of insurance policies that can be issued to motor vehicle owners ( 6 marks) (c)Distinguish between premium risk and claim risk ( 4 marks)
QUESTION TWO ( 20 MARKS)
(a) Differentiate these underwriters (i) Property and casualty underwriters ( 2 marks) (ii) Personal line and commercial lines underwriters ( 2 marks) (b) Explain five forms of the individual insured person's obligations in health insurances ( 10 marks) (c) Describe the limitations and exclusions in personal accidents ( 6 marks)
QUESTION THREE ( 20 MARKS)
(a) Describe five features of Marine Insurance in Kenya ( 10 marks) (b) Explain three basic problems in premium calculation ( 5 marks) (c) Outline five factors considered in property insurance underwriting ( 5 marks)
QUESTION FOUR (20 MARKS)
(a) Explain the following insurance ratios and show how each is calculated (i) Frequency ( 2 marks) (ii)Severity ( 2 marks) (iii) Pure premium ( 2 marks) (iv) Average premium ( 2 marks) (v) Loss ratio ( 2 marks) (b) Rates for most insurance are determined by a class rating or individual rating. Explain the two components of individual rating ( 10 marks) QUESTION FIVE ( 20 MARKS) (a) Explain five circumstances that necessitates calculating reserves ( 10 marks) (b) Describe five steps in reserving ( 10 marks)