IBABC Canadian Accredited Insurance Broker (CAIB 3) - CAIB-3 模擬練習
A) Which of the following coverages is for paying, "all amounts that you are legally obligated to pay to a person, other than a passenger, for bodily injury or property damage" arising out of the "use, ownership, or maintenance of the aircraft?" Please provide the full name. (1 mark) B) Provide two (2) examples of what this coverage can be extended to include? (2 marks) (3 marks)
正解:
See the answer in Explanation below.
Explanation:
A) Liability Coverage - Bodily Injury and Property Damage to Third Parties.
B) Two examples of extensions are:
1. Damage to aircraft hangars or premises leased or occupied by the insured.
2. Emergency service expenses, such as runway foaming, fire/crash rescue or search and rescue.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Aviation Insurance: Third-Party Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability and extensions.
Explanation:
A) Liability Coverage - Bodily Injury and Property Damage to Third Parties.
B) Two examples of extensions are:
1. Damage to aircraft hangars or premises leased or occupied by the insured.
2. Emergency service expenses, such as runway foaming, fire/crash rescue or search and rescue.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Aviation Insurance: Third-Party Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability and extensions.
DEFINE: SURETY (1 mark)
正解:
See the answer in Explanation below.
Explanation:
The surety is the party that guarantees the principal will fulfill an obligation to the obligee. If the principal defaults, the surety may have to perform or pay according to the bond.
Reference: IBAC CAIB 3 Student Resource Guide (2013), Chapter 5 - Surety Bonds: principal, obligee and surety.
Explanation:
The surety is the party that guarantees the principal will fulfill an obligation to the obligee. If the principal defaults, the surety may have to perform or pay according to the bond.
Reference: IBAC CAIB 3 Student Resource Guide (2013), Chapter 5 - Surety Bonds: principal, obligee and surety.
What are incoterms? Choose the best option below. (1 mark)
正解: B
解説: (PassTest メンバーにのみ表示されます)
Fred's Fried Things is a busy fast food business and has protocol in place to make sure they don't have too much cash on site, depositing it at the bank twice per day. Today, while taking the first deposit to the bank, the manager is robbed at gunpoint. Is there coverage available for this loss? Why or why not? (3 marks)
正解:
See the answer in Explanation below.
Explanation:
Yes. This would be covered under Outside the Premises/Outside Robbery coverage. The manager is a custodian carrying the business money to the bank, and the money was taken by robbery at gunpoint. The loss would be covered subject to the policy limit and deductible.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Crime Insurance: Outside the Premises/Outside Robbery coverage and custodian.
Explanation:
Yes. This would be covered under Outside the Premises/Outside Robbery coverage. The manager is a custodian carrying the business money to the bank, and the money was taken by robbery at gunpoint. The loss would be covered subject to the policy limit and deductible.
Reference: CAIB 3 Training & Study Pack - Crime Insurance: Outside the Premises/Outside Robbery coverage and custodian.
DEFINE: PARTICULAR AVERAGE (1 mark)
正解:
See the answer in Explanation below.
Explanation:
Particular average is a partial loss to a specific marine shipment caused by an insured peril, other than a General Average loss.
Reference: IBAC CAIB 3 Student Resource Guide (2013), Chapter 4 - Marine Insurance, Particular Average, reference p. 4-16.
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Explanation:
Particular average is a partial loss to a specific marine shipment caused by an insured peril, other than a General Average loss.
Reference: IBAC CAIB 3 Student Resource Guide (2013), Chapter 4 - Marine Insurance, Particular Average, reference p. 4-16.
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