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Insurance Legal and Regulatory (IF1) Exam

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Question # 1

Harry owns a sports car valued at £1.000 and agrees to sell it to Ben for £500. Ben discusses this with his solicitor who states the contract is

A.

unenforceable as the consideration is inadequate.

B.

enforceable as consideration does not need to be adequate.

C.

enforceable but only if Harry does not refute the contract within six months of the contract date.

D.

unenforceable unless Harry signs a disclaimer acknowledging the consideration as acceptable.

Question # 2

If an insurer invokes the cancellation clause to cancel a policy mid-year due to a change in the risk, how much of the premium, if anything, is normally returned to the policyholder?

A.

The full year ' s premium less a fixed nominal charge.

B.

The full year ' s premium.

C.

None of the premium.

D.

A pro rata amount.

Question # 3

The purpose of the EU solvency requirements for insurers and intermediaries is to

A.

create a standard format for the presentation of accounting data.

B.

introduce monitoring procedures by the Prudential Regulation Authority.

C.

provide authorisation to transact insurance business.

D.

strengthen the financial security of the insurer or intermediary.

Question # 4

Self-insurance arises when a

A.

company decides to set aside a fund to pay losses that may occur.

B.

number of insurers agree to collectively insure a particular risk in agreed proportions.

C.

policyholder finds that he has inadvertently taken out more than one policy covering the same risk.

D.

policyholder decides to insure proportions of his property with different insurers.

Question # 5

A risk that is always insurable is a

A.

fundamental risk.

B.

pure risk.

C.

speculative risk.

D.

capital risk.

Question # 6

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme was established to help policyholders in the event of

A.

unreasonable policy terms and conditions.

B.

the financial failure of an insurance company.

C.

the repudiation of liability by an insurer.

D.

fraud perpetrated by an insurance broker.

Question # 7

If a firm is said to be risk averse, this means that it

A.

arranges insurance protection wherever possible.

B.

undertakes its own risk management research.

C.

carries its own risk wherever possible.

D.

tenders its insurance needs to the market.

Question # 8

Which distribution channel for household insurance is typically characterised by high advertising and promotional costs, with no payment of commission?

A.

Appointed representatives.

B.

Lloyd ' s.

C.

Independent brokers.

D.

Direct insurers.

Question # 9

From April 2019. a small company with nine employees is in dispute with its insurer and wishes to refer the matter to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). The FOS is only permitted lo deal with the dispute if the insured ' s turnover does NOT exceed

A.

£1,000,000

B.

£3,500,000

C.

£6,000,000

D.

£6,500,000

Question # 10

Under common law. when does the insured ' s duly of fair presentation cease with regard to declarations that do NOT affect policy cover?

A.

When the policy contract lakes effect.

B.

When a claim is paid.

C.

When a claim is submitted.

D.

At renewal.

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