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File: Chapter 02 The Financial Services Industry: Other Financial Institutions
Multiple Choice
[QUESTION]
Which of the following statements is true?
A: Policy reserves are a liability item for insurers that reflects their worst-case payment commitments on existing policy contracts.
B: Policy reserves are an asset item for insurers that reflects their best-case payment inflows on existing policy contracts.
C: Policy reserves are an asset item for insurers that reflects their expected payment inflows on existing policy contracts.
D*: Policy reserves are a liability item for insurers that reflects their expected payment commitments on existing policy contracts.
Answer: D
Level of difficulty: 3
[QUESTION]
Which of the following statements is true?
A. The cash surrender value of a policy is normally only a portion of the contract’s face value.
B. The cash surrender value of a policy is normally equal to the contract’s face value.
C. The cash surrender value of a policy is normally more than the contract’s face value.
D. A generalisation of the cash surrender value of a policy in relation to its face value is not possible.
Answer: A
Level of difficulty: 2
[QUESTION]
Which of the following statements is true?
A. The surrender value of a policy is the cash value received from the insurer if a policyholder surrenders the policy prior to maturity.
B. The surrender value of a policy is the cash value received from the insurer if a policyholder surrenders the policy at maturity.
C. The surrender value of a policy is the cash value received from the policyholder if the insurance company surrenders the policy prior to maturity.
D. The surrender value of a policy is the cash value received from the policyholder if the insurance company surrenders the policy at maturity.
Answer: A
Level of difficulty: 2
[QUESTION]
Which of the following statements is true?
A. A junk bond is a corporate bond rated more than investment grade by bond...