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Paper 1: Principles and Practice of Insurance

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I. Risk and Insurance

  • Meaning and classification of risk
  • Risk management
  • Functions and benefits of insurance

II. Legal Principles

  • Law and essentials of contract
  • Privity and types of contract
  • Agency, authority, duties and termination

III. Principles of Insurance

  • Insurable interest
  • Utmost good faith and material facts
  • Proximate cause
  • Indemnity and its modifications
  • Contribution and subrogation

IV. Core Functions of an Insurance Company

  • Product development, servicing, marketing and sales
  • Underwriting, policy administration and claims
  • Reinsurance, actuarial, accounting, investment and control functions

V. Structure of the Hong Kong Insurance Industry

  • Statutory, practical and academic classifications
  • Insurers, intermediaries and market size
  • Trade organisations and claimant-support bodies
  • Reinsurance

VI. Regulatory Framework

  • Insurance Ordinance and regulation of insurers
  • Insurance Authority and licensing of intermediaries
  • Codes, complaints and other regulatory measures

VII. Ethical and Other Related Issues

  • Duties to policyholders
  • Personal data and equal opportunity
  • AML/CTF and proliferation financing
  • Corruption and insurance fraud prevention
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Risk and Insurance

Statements I–IV

Which statements about risk are correct? I. A pure risk involves the possibility of loss or no loss, but not gain. II. Faulty electrical wiring is a physical hazard. III. Risk avoidance means accepting a risk and paying losses oneself. IV. Insurance is the only available risk-management technique.

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