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9780324183207

Risk Management and Insurance

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  • ISBN13:

    9780324183207

  • ISBN10:

    0324183208

  • Edition: 12th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-07-28
  • Publisher: South-Western College Pub
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Summary

This proven, market-leading text provides a thorough, current introduction to risk management and insurance. It assists the learner inidentifying, analyzing, and managing risk through insurance and alternative tools/techniques such as loss control, risk retention, and risktransfer. This edition presents an even stronger focus on managing risk and covers insurance within this context. Concepts of riskmanagement are presented as they apply to business and personal situations as well as international situations.

Table of Contents

PART 1 RISK AND THE RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS
1(152)
Introduction to Risk
2(13)
The Burden of Risk
3(1)
Definitions of Risk
4(2)
Sources of Risk
6(2)
Measurement of Risk
8(3)
Management of Risk
11(4)
Risk Identification and Evaluation
15(17)
Risk Identification
16(2)
Risk Evaluation
18(8)
Accuracy of Predictions
26(6)
Property and Liability Loss Exposures
32(22)
Property Loss Exposures
33(1)
Liability Exposures
34(1)
Types of Liability Damages
35(2)
Criminal and Civil Law
37(1)
Torts
38(1)
Basic Law of Negligence
38(1)
Defenses Against Negligence Claims
39(1)
Factors Leading to Higher Standards of Care
40(3)
Types of Liability Exposures
43(9)
Miscellaneous Liability
52(2)
Life, Health, and Loss of Income Exposures
54(21)
Exposures Due to Premature Death
55(8)
Exposures Due to Loss of Health
63(6)
Other Income Loss Exposures
69(6)
Risk Management Techniques: Noninsurance Methods
75(14)
Risk Avoidance
76(1)
Loss Control
76(4)
Risk Retention
80(3)
Risk Transfer
83(2)
The Value of Risk Management
85(4)
Insurance as a Risk Management Technique: Principles
89(23)
The Nature of Insurance
90(1)
Principle of Indemnity
90(1)
Principle of Insurable Interest
91(2)
Principle of Subrogation
93(1)
Principle of Utmost Good Faith
94(3)
Requisites of Insurable Risks
97(4)
Requirements of an Insurance Contract
101(1)
Distinguishing Characteristics of Insurance Contracts
102(1)
Role of Agents and Brokers
103(2)
Principles of Social Insurance
105(2)
Social and Economic Values and Costs of Insurance
107(5)
Insurance as a Risk Management Technique: Policy Provisions
112(21)
Declarations
113(1)
The Insuring Agreement
113(1)
Exclusions
114(2)
Common Policy Conditions
116(5)
Definitions
121(1)
Basis of Recovery
121(1)
Clauses Limiting Amounts Payable
122(11)
Selecting and Implementing Risk Management Techniques
133(20)
Avoid Risks If Possible
134(1)
Implement Appropriate Loss Control Measures
134(4)
Select the Optimal Mix of Risk Retention and Risk Transfer
138(5)
Implementing Decisions
143(4)
Subjective Risk Management
147(1)
Enterprise Risk Management and Alternative Risk Transfer
147(6)
PART 2 COMMERCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS: Property--Liability
153(86)
Risk Management and Commercial Property---Part I
154(19)
The Commercial Package Policy (CPP)
155(6)
Business Owners Policy
161(1)
Other Commercial Property Forms
161(2)
Reporting Forms
163(1)
Consequential Loss Coverage
163(10)
Risk Management and Commercial Property---Part II
173(24)
Transportation Insurance
174(3)
Ocean Transportation Insurance
177(6)
Land Transportation Insurance
183(1)
Floater Contracts
184(1)
Credit Insurance
185(2)
Title Insurance
187(1)
Glass Coverage Form
188(1)
Crime
188(5)
Disaster Risk Management: A Case Study
193(4)
Risk Management and Commercial Liability Risk
197(19)
Common Liability Contract Provisions
198(6)
Commercial Liability Insurance
204(12)
Workers' Compensation and Alternative Risk Financing
216(23)
Workers' Compensation Insurance
217(1)
Major Reform
217(8)
Risk Management and Workers' Compensation
225(9)
Captive Insurance Companies
234(2)
Conclusions
236(3)
PART 3 PERSONAL RISK MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS: Property---Liability
239(80)
Risk Management for Auto Owners---Part I
240(24)
The High Cost of Automobile Losses
241(1)
Insurance Claims
241(1)
The Need for Insurance
242(1)
Personal Automobile Policy
243(2)
Personal Auto Policy Components
245(11)
Automobile Insurance and the Law
256(2)
Risk Management and Personal Automobile Rating
258(6)
Risk Management for Auto Owners---Part II
264(14)
Where Does the Auto Insurance Premium Go?
265(1)
Auto Death Rates
266(1)
Car Theft
267(1)
Cost Containment
268(2)
No-Fault
270(3)
Alcohol and Driving
273(1)
Advances in Driver and Auto Safety
274(1)
Airbags, Auto Property Damage, and Teenage Drivers
275(3)
Risk Management for Homeowners
278(41)
Homeowners' Program: Development
280(1)
Outline of Homeowners' Coverages
281(1)
Analysis of Homeowners' Policy
282(7)
Perils Covered in Homeowners' Insurance
289(6)
Optional Property Endorsements to Homeowners' Policies
295(3)
Flood Insurance
298(1)
Personal Articles Floater (PAF)
298(1)
Mobile Home Endorsement to Homeowners' Policy
299(1)
Shopping Tips for Homeowners
299(1)
Personal Liability and Medical Payments Insurance
300(6)
Dwelling Program (Not Homeowners')
306(2)
Farmowners'-Ranchowners' Policy
308(1)
Risk Management---Personal Lines
308(2)
Personal Risk Management
310(9)
PART 4 RISK MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS: Life, Health, and Income Exposures
319(132)
Loss of Life
320(25)
Types of Life Insurance
321(9)
Income Tax Treatment of Life Insurance
330(1)
Life Insurance Contract Provisions
331(14)
Loss of Health
345(24)
Health Insurance Providers
346(3)
Mechanics of Cost Sharing
349(2)
Health Expense Insurance
351(6)
Disability Income Insurance
357(2)
Health Insurance Policy Provisions
359(2)
Health Care Reform
361(8)
Retirement Planning and Annuities
369(13)
Structure of Annuities
370(1)
Annuity Characteristics
371(5)
Annuity Taxation
376(6)
Employee Benefits: Life and Health Benefits
382(22)
Reasons for Employee Benefits
383(1)
Premature Death Benefits
384(6)
Health Expense Benefits
390(9)
Disability Income Benefits
399(5)
Employee Benefits: Retirement Plans
404(23)
Social Security Retirement Benefits
405(3)
Pension Plans
408(2)
Plan Qualification
410(8)
Deferred Profit-Sharing Plans
418(1)
Employee Savings Plans
419(2)
Individual Retirement Accounts
421(1)
Simple Plans
422(1)
Keogh Plans
423(1)
Section 403(b) Plans
423(4)
Financial and Estate Planning
427(24)
Financial Planning
428(1)
Estate Planning
428(8)
A Case Study: The Johnson Family
436(8)
Considerations in Buying Life and Health Insurance
444(7)
PART 5 THE RISK MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENT
451(1)
Risk Management and the Insurance Industry
452(20)
The Field of Insurance
453(3)
Types of Insurers
456(5)
Channels of Distribution in Insurance
461(5)
Globalization of Risk Management and the Insurance Industry
466(6)
Functions and Organization of Insurers
472(22)
Functions of Insurers
473(15)
Reinsurance
488(6)
Government Regulation of Risk Management and Insurance
494(1)
Why Insurance Is Regulated
495(1)
The Legal Background of Regulation
496(1)
The McCarran-Ferguson Act
497(2)
Federal Versus State Regulation
499(2)
Responsibilities of the Insurance Regulators
501(5)
Miscellaneous Insurance Laws
506(2)
Tort Reform
508(1)
Taxation of Insurance
508
APPENDIXES
A Present Value and Annuity Tables
1(1)
B Personal Automobile Policy
1(1)
C Homeowners 3---Special Form
1(1)
D Sample Whole Life Insurance Policy with Riders
1(1)
E Disability Income Insurance Policy
1(1)
Glossary 1(1)
Index 1

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