01. What do you mean by Unit
Linked Insurance Policy?
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It is called as ULIP
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It provides a combination of risk cover and
investment
·
The dynamics of the capital market have a direct
bearing on the performance of the ULIPs
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The investment risk is generally borne by the
investor
·
A wide range of funds are offered to suit one’s
investment objectives, risk profile and time horizons
·
Different funds have different risk profiles
·
The potential for returns also varies from fund
to fund
02. What are the common types
of funds available under ULIP?
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The common types of funds available under ULIP
are – equity funds; income, fixed interest and bond funds; cash funds and
balanced funds
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Equity funds – primarily invested in company stocks with the
general aim of capital appreciation
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The risk category in the case of equity funds is
found to be medium to high
·
Income, fixed interest and bond funds – invested in corporate bonds, government securities and other fixed
income instruments and the risk category is found to be medium
·
Cash funds – Sometimes known as money market funds; amount
is invested in cash, bank deposits and money market instruments. The risk
category is found to be low
·
Balanced funds – Combination of equity
investment with fixed interest instruments. The risk category is found to be
medium
03. What are different kinds
of non life insurance products?
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Personal accident insurance
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Workmen compensation insurance
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Fire Insurance
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Marine insurance
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Motor insurance (Vehicle insurance)
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Group Insurance
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Health insurance
04. What are the different
kinds of general insurance products?
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Fire insurance
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Marine (cargo) insurance
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Marine (hull) insurance
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Motor insurance
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Aviation insurance
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Engineering insurance
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Miscellaneous insurance
05. What are the different
kinds of marine insurance policies?
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Hull insurance
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Cargo insurance
·
Freight insurance
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Liability insurance
06. What are the various
classes of marine insurance policies?
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Voyage policies
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Time policies
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Mixed policies
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Valued policies
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Unvalued policies
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Floating policies
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Named policies
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Single vessel and float policies
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Currency policies
07. What are various classes
of fire insurance policies?
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Valued policy
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Valuable policy
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Specific policy
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Floating policy
·
Average policy
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Excess policy
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Declaration policy
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Adaptable policy
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Maximum value with dissent policy
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Reinstatement policy
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Comprehensive policy
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Consequential loss policy
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Sprinkler leakage policy
08. Paid up value:
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Paid up value = (Number of years premium
paid/policy term) x sum assured + (bonus/1000) x sum assured
09. Surrender value:
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Surrender value = (surrender value factor x paid
up value)/100
10. What do you mean by group insurance?
·
It is a plan of
insurance which provides life cover to a number of persons under single policy
called as master policy
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The premium is found to
be cheaper on account of low administration cost
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A number of group
insurance schemes have been designed for various groups
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The groups include
employer-employee groups; associations of professionals (such as doctors,
lawyers, chartered accountants etc); members of cooperative banks; welfare
funds; credit societies and weaker sections of the society
·
Individual lives are
not assessed. A person will be covered so long as he remains eligible to be the
member of the group
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Double accident benefit
is available – payment of double the sum assured on death due to accident –
without permanent disability benefit – by payment of extra premium
11. What are different kinds of reinsurance?
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The different types of
reinsurance are:
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Proportional form of
reinsurance
·
Non proportional form
of reinsurance
·
Proportional form of reinsurance are:
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Quota method
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Share surplus form
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Non proportional form of reinsurance are:
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Excess of loss method
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Excess of loss ratio method
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Pools method of reinsurance
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Treaty method of reinsurance
12. What do you mean by DICGC
and its objectives?
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DICGC means DEPOSIT INSURANCE AND CREDIT
GUARANTEE CORPORATION
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The objectives of DICGC are:
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Provide insurance against the loss or part of
bank deposits by participating banks and other financial institutions
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Provide guarantee support to small scale
borrowers by participating banks and other financial institutions
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Provide credit guarantee support to the priority
sectors – agriculture, retain trade, small business, professional and self
employed persons and education
·
DICGC provides two types of functions - deposit insurance function and credit
guarantee function
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When it comes to deposit insurance function,
DICGC provides compensation upto a maximum amount of Rs. 1.00 lakhs per
depositor per bank in the case of insolvency of the bank
13. What are the important
credit guarantee schemes operated by DICGC?
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Small loans guarantee scheme – 1971
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Small loans (financial corporation) guarantee
scheme – 1971
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Service Cooperative Societies guarantee scheme –
1971
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Small loans (small scale industries) guarantee
scheme – 1981
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Small loans (cooperative banks) guarantee scheme
1984
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Credit guarantee schemes for small borrowers
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Credit guarantee scheme for small scale
industries
14. What are the objectives of insurance legislations?
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To fostering a sound, competitive and progressive
insurance business
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To monitor the activities of the insurance
industry
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To protect the interests of the policy holders by
ensuring the insurers, intermediaries and surveyors abide the rules and
regulations
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To promote and preserve high standards of
professionalism in the conduct of insurance business
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To provide regulatory and fiscal infrastructure
conducive to the development of insurance industry in the country
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To coordinate investment and other activities of
the insurers with the objectives of the national economic policies
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To provide the best treatments to policy holders
of various insurance policies
·
To provide the best solutions to the insuring
public
15. What do you mean by
consumer protection and redressel agencies in India?
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The consumer protection redressal agencies were
established by the consumer protection act in India
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Consumer Disputes Redressal forum functions under
three capacities namely; District consumer forum, state consumer forum and
national consumer forum
16. What do you mean District
consumer forum ?
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It is set up by state governments in all
districts in India.
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Each district forum is headed by a district judge
with two other members
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These forums have jurisdiction to entertain
complaints and compensation claim does not exceed Rs. 5 lakhs
17. What do you mean by unfair
trade practices?
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Falsely represent that the goods are of a
particular standard, quality or grade
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Falsely represent that the services are of a
particular standard, quality or grade
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Falsely represent any rebuilt, second hand,
renovated, reconditioned or old goods as new goods
·
Represent that the seller or supplier has
sponsorship or approval which they do not have
·
Making a false representation about the
usefulness of any good or service
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Giving public any warranty or guarantee of the
performance efficacy or length of life of product or any goods that is not
based on adequate proper test
18. What do you mean by State
consumer forum?
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It shall have the jurisdiction to entertain
complaints where the value of goods an services and compensation if any claim exceeds
Rs. 5 lakhs
·
It shall have the administrative control over all
district forums within its jurisdiction in all matters
19. What do you mean by National
consumer forum?
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It shall be headed by a judge of supreme court of
India
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Consists of four other members
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Has the jurisdiction to hear complaints where
value of goods and services and compensations if any claimed exceeds Rs. 2
lakhs and shall hear appeals against the orders of state commissions.
20. What are the features of motor vehicles act?
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Vehicle must be a motor vehicle
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Use must be in a public place
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Insurance policy should be in force
·
Statutory contract between insurer and driver
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Rights of third parties
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Limitations of the third party’s rights
21. What are the different
kinds of fire insurance policies?
·
Loss and profit policy
·
Industrial all risk policy and fire reinstatement
·
Declaration and floating policy
22. What are the different
kinds of Marine (cargo) insurance policies?
·
Inland transit policy
·
Import and export marine policy
·
Special declaration policy
·
Annual open policy
·
Special storage policy
·
Sellers contingency insurance
23. What are the different
kinds of Marine (Hull) insurance policies?
·
Fishing vessels policy
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Major fleets policy
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Inland vessels policy
·
Country crafts/motorized boats policies
·
Builders risk ship policy
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Ship breakage risks policies
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Major/Sunday hulls
·
Vessels under erection cover
24. What are various classes
of aviation insurance policies?
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Aircraft comprehensive insurance
·
Legal liability for passengers
·
Legal liability of crews
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Loss of licence
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Flight coupon (personal accident insurance)
·
Third party liability for crews
25. What are various kinds of
engineering insurance policies?
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Machine cum erection and storage policy
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Machinery breakdown
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Contractors all risks
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Contracts plant and machinery
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Advanced loss of profit
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Electronic equipment insurance
26. What are the different
kinds of miscellaneous insurance policies?
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Agricultural pumpsets
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Householders comprehensive insurance
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Shopkeepers comprehensive insurance
·
Baggage insurance NTV
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Coffee plantation insurance
·
Neon signs insurance
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Personal accident individual and group insurance
·
School children’s personal accident insurance
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Fidelity guarantee – individual
·
Employees liability insurance
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Medical practitioners professional indemnity
insurance,
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Burglary insurance (business premise)
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Cash insurance
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Product liability insurance
·
Bankers blanket insurance
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Personal accident social scheme and hut insurance
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Medical claim individual and group insurance
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Overseas medical claim
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Boat and shipbuilders insurance
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27. What are the requisite
qualifications for a person to become one insurance sales person?
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Personal selling of insurance is a selling
process and assisting a prospective buyer to buy a product
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The requisite qualifications for a person to become a sales person are:
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Should have the ability to persuade people to buy
products of their choice
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Should have good communication ability
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Should possess knowledge about customers and
their wants and desire and the products offered to satisfy them or not
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Should know the socio psychological factors of
customers
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Influence the buying behavior
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Should understand various customers, their
attitudes and behaviours
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Should have ability to recognize and handle them
for successful salesmanship
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Should follow AIDAS formula
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AIDAS means – A for attention; I for interest; D
for desire; A for action and S for satisfaction
28. What are the qualities of
one sales person?
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Physical qualities
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Social qualities
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Mental qualities
29. What are the skills of a
salesman?
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Interpersonal skills
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Communication skills
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Organization skills
30. What are the characteristics
and traits of salesman ?
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Trustworthiness
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Enthusiasm
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Empathy
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Persistence
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Patience
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Desire for self improvement
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Motivation
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