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Question # 4

What of a life insurer’s is determined by applying factors for risk components to specific on and off-balance sheet assets or liabilities and by adding the results?

A.

The annual Return

B.

Business policy

C.

Provincial act

D.

Capital requirement

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Question # 5

Evidences the fair market value of the property that is security for the mortgage loan. The appraisal value is used to determine that the loan to market value ratio is in compliance with regulatory requirements. It also is used to determine any non-admitted mortgage loan amount. Appraisals are obtained from:

A.

Independent, qualified appraisers

B.

The company’s own qualified appraisers

C.

Federal Housing Administration

D.

Any one out of A and B

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Question # 6

The loss reserve estimate is a significant estimate in the financial statements of an uninsured entity.

A.

True

B.

False

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Question # 7

Quantifies the sensitivity of the option price to changes in interest rates is known as:

A.

complexity measure

B.

quantifiable measure

C.

effective duration measure

D.

change measure

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Question # 8

Reinsurance is defines as:

A.

to pay another party to assume a stream of contingent expenses, for a premium over the expected cost

B.

to pay another party to assume a stream of contingent revenues, for an interest over the expected cost

C.

to sell another party to assume a stream of contingent assets, for a premium over the actual cost

D.

to sell another party to assume a stream of contingent expenses, for a discount over the expected cost

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Question # 9

What are especially effective in investment strategy, because of the powerful risk management attributes they provide?

A.

Investments trials

B.

Product design

C.

Communication benefits

D.

Derivative instruments

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Question # 10

For purposes of establishing an appropriate financial statement reserve, the most important factors to consider are:

A.

the historical adequacy

B.

consistency in the reserving approach

C.

availability of statistical analysis of reserves

D.

All of the above

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Question # 11

The organizations in which the ownership and control of operations are vested in the policyholders are known as:

A.

Private entities

B.

Public entities

C.

Reciprocal entities

D.

Mutual entities

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Question # 12

A change in _______ or its application is appropriate if the change results in a measurement that is equally or more representative of fair value in the circumstances.

A.

Valuation technique

B.

Value technique

C.

Investment approach

D.

Accounting corrections

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Question # 13

An attitude that includes a questioning mind and a critical assessment of audit evidence is called:

A.

Operational skepticism

B.

Audit skepticism

C.

Professional skepticism

D.

None of the above

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Question # 14

Spreading of risks among insurance entities is called:

A.

Reinsurance

B.

Syndication

C.

Consortium act

D.

Risk Diffusion

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Question # 15

What uses valuation techniques to convert future amounts to a single present amount?

A.

Risk approach

B.

Market approach

C.

Income approach

D.

Cost approach

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Question # 16

It refers to items such as interest paid on proceeds from the date due to the date actually disbursed, and to interest on premium deposit funds. These interest items are reflected by the increase in reserves or liability, from one year to the next. What is it?

A.

Interest contract funds

B.

Interest on policy

C.

Contract funds

D.

B or C

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Question # 17

The ten largest companies account for what percent of life insurance sales in Canada?

A.

less than 50 percent

B.

more than 65 percent

C.

more than 75 percent

D.

less than 80 percent

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Question # 18

From what the most direct value-based requirements arise which are present in account value accumulation products?

A.

profit margins

B.

policy holding rates

C.

implicit interest rates

D.

withdrawal provisions

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Question # 19

The nature and extent of interest rate risk, credit risk, reinsurance risk and other significant risks should be disclosed is required for:

A.

Actuarial revenues

B.

Actuarial assets

C.

Actuarial liabilities

D.

Actuarial expenses

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Question # 20

All operations under common control are combined, intercompany balances and transactions are eliminated and the effects of minority interests are recorded through:

A.

Managed transactions

B.

Controlled investment

C.

Consolidation

D.

Monitory control

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Question # 21

When dividends are left to accumulate at interest, the insurer typically sends a notice to each policyholder showing the amount accumulated at the end of the policy year. The notice also shows the dividend credited and interest earned for that policy year. The dividend left at interest may later be received by or credited to the policyholder in several ways. Which of the following is/are out of those ways?

A.

As a cash withdrawal.

B.

As premium applied to the purchase by the policyholder of paid-up insurance.

C.

As marketable securities

D.

As premium to pay up or mature the policy.

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Question # 22

The amount that currently would be required to replace the service capacity of an asset is called:

A.

Risk approach

B.

Market approach

C.

Income approach

D.

Cost approach

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Question # 23

The purest representation of asset/liability dynamics is instead through ____________, which measure assets and liabilities according to the cash flows they generate.

A.

Significant changes

B.

economic values

C.

Diversify property

D.

Deliberate bias

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Question # 24

The price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly transaction between market participants at the measurement date is called:

A.

face value

B.

fair value

C.

market value

D.

transaction value

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Question # 25

What encompasses investment income and gains and losses, as well as custody of investment and recordkeeping?

A.

Valuation data

B.

Verification note

C.

Transaction cycle

D.

Investment evaluation

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Question # 26

The approach in which the investment policy should “identify acceptable ranges for investments in different types of instruments, including cash, equities, bonds and debentures, and real property is known as:

A.

Prudent Person Approach

B.

Cash Outflow Approach

C.

Regular investment Approach

D.

Asset requisition Approach

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Question # 27

The deduction must be based on identification of specific doubtful amounts and is limited to the maximum of doubtful debts identified in the year or a preceding year and 75 percent of the amount reported for statutory purposes.

A.

True

B.

False

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Question # 28

A mortgage servicer performs all of the servicing functions. The servicer remits all funds received on the serviced loans to the company on a monthly or other periodic basis and usually reports all transactions, including foreclosures and transactions related to foreclosed property. The contract between the company and servicer should provide that the:

A.

Company can periodically audit the servicer’s records and files pertaining to the loans owned by the company. In lieu of making the audit, the company can agree to receive an annual audit report pertaining to its loans from the servicer’s independent certified public accountants. This is the single audit concept

B.

Servicer should not have a fidelity bond and an errors and omission policy of stipulated minimum amounts

C.

Servicer must have a fidelity bond and an errors and omission policy of stipulated minimum amounts

D.

Servicer must have an annual independent audit, with a copy of the audited financial statements sent to the company within a certain period of time after the end of the servicer’s fiscal year

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Question # 29

A private agreement to buy or sell a given quantity of an asset such as a currency, interest rate or commodity at a specified future date at a specified price is called:

A.

Forward investment plan

B.

Future agreement plan

C.

Future Contract

D.

Forward Contract

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Question # 30

If claims have been reported to the insurer after the contract period, it may several months for the insurer to investigate and establish a case reserve for reported claims.

A.

True

B.

False

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Question # 31

During the underwriting process, information related to a mortgage loan is collected, and this information is the basis for a final decision as to whether or not the loan should be made. The documents generated during this underwriting process are all of the following EXCEPT:

A.

Loan applications

B.

Credit reports

C.

Borrower’s financial statements

D.

Periodic inspection reports

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Question # 32

Which of the following is NOT the step of the transaction cycle?

A.

Evaluating and accepting expenses

B.

Issuing policies

C.

Billing and collecting premiums

D.

Home office and branch office recordkeeping

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Question # 33

Insurance entities establish

claims of the member companies.

A.

Company competency

B.

Claim opportunities

C.

Corrective strategies

D.

Adjustment bureaus

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Question # 34

What represent legal agreements between buyers or sellers and represent commitments to buy or sell financial instruments at specified dates and prices?

A.

Future contracts

B.

Present contracts

C.

Accounting contracts

D.

Financial contracts

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Question # 35

In which policies the contract provides for insurance coverage for a fixed period of duration and enables the insurer to not renew the contract or adjust the provisions of the contract at the end of the contract period?

A.

Short duration

B.

Policy duration

C.

Contract duration

D.

None of the above

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Question # 36

It usually is acceptable to use the subsidiary’s statements if the difference in fiscal periods is:

A.

not more than 2 months

B.

not more than 3 months

C.

not more than 4 months

D.

not more than 5months

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Question # 37

Dollar rolls differ from regular repurchase agreements due to which of the following characteristics in the securities sold and repurchased.

A.

they are represented by different certificates

B.

they are collateralized by different but similar mortgage pools

C.

they generally have different principal amounts

D.

All of the above

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Question # 38

Valuation technique should be used to measure fair value and is consistent with:

A.

market, income and risk approach

B.

market, performance and cost approach

C.

security, income and risk approach

D.

market, income and cost approach

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Question # 39

Traditional insurance risks are generally are random and average out over larger populations.

A.

Systematic

B.

Nonsystematic

C.

Dynamic

D.

Productive

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Question # 40

For Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), the four methods for reporting the results of operations and financial position of a subsidiary (investee) by a parent (investor) are:

A.

Renovation, Equity Basis, Market, Cost

B.

Consolidation, Equity Basis, Market, Cost

C.

Equity Basis, Market, Cost, Time

D.

Market, Cost, Performance, Time

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Question # 41

Risk retention group is:

A.

A public entity formed by the members of the public pool primarily to provide business risk competency to the members.

B.

A business entity formed by the members of the private pool primarily to provide commercial asset insurance to the members.

C.

An insurance entity formed by the members of the private pool primarily to provide commercial liability insurance to the members.

D.

An insurance entity formed by the members of the public pool primarily to provide commercial expense insurance to the members.

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Question # 42

The securities repurchased have the same stated interest rate as, and maturities similar to, the securities sold and are generally priced to result in substantially the same yield is known as:

A.

Yield-maintenance agreements

B.

Variable-coupon agreements

C.

Fixed-coupon agreement

D.

None of the above

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