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Illusion [34]
2 years ago
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the underwriting unit, when considering risk factors for individual and group disability insurance, will review the "carrier his

tory" of the group. which factors might the underwriters consider?
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Greeley [361]2 years ago
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The underwriting unit, when considering risk factors for individual and group disability insurance, will review the "carrier history" of the group. The factors might the underwriters consider are stability, longevity, and price shopping.

Some major financial organizations, including banks, insurance companies, and investment firms, offer underwriting (UW) services, in which they guarantee payment in the event of harm or financial loss and accept the financial risk for responsibility resulting from such guarantee.

In a number of circumstances, such as insurance, security concerns in a public offering, and bank loans, an underwriting arrangement may be established. The underwriter is the person or organization that consents to sell a minimum quantity of the company's securities in exchange for a commission.

Once an underwriting agreement has been reached, the underwriter is responsible for the cost of keeping the underlying securities on its books while also taking on the risk of not being able to sell them.

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