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* Guaranty funds are state-established entities designed to '''cover claims of insolvent insurers''', funded by assessments from licensed insurers within the state.
 
* Guaranty funds are state-established entities designed to '''cover claims of insolvent insurers''', funded by assessments from licensed insurers within the state.

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Reading: Insurance Regulation, Insurance Institute of America, 2008. - Chapter 12 - Insolvency Regulation (including 12.12 - 12.17 only)

Author: Porter, K.

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BA Quick-Summary: Porter 12 (Guaranty Funds)
  • Guaranty funds are state-established entities designed to cover claims of insolvent insurers, funded by assessments from licensed insurers within the state.
  • These funds operate under the supervision of the state insurance commissioner to ensure policyholders receive their benefits, subject to certain limits.
  • Each state’s guaranty fund is governed by a board of insurer representatives and adheres to regulations like the NAIC's Post-Assessment Property and Liability Insurance Guaranty Association Model Act to manage and fund claims after insolvency.

Study Tips

This reading covers just 6 pages on the topic of guaranty funds. Recall that guaranty funds were introduced in Porter.12-Insolvency. The wiki article is short and the old exam problems are pretty easy. You could probably get most of them right with just 30 minutes of study on this reading.

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Based on past exams, the main things you need to know (in rough order of importance) are:

  • assessments - process, alternate procedure, calculation
  • miscellaneous facts about guaranty funds - purpose, operation, effectiveness, effect on stakeholders,...
reference part (a) part (b) part (c) part (d)
E (2017.Spring #5) purpose:
- of guaranty funds
assessments:
- most common process
assessments:
- alternate procedure
E (2015.Fall #9) policyholder services:
- method for providing
insolvency challenges:
- for multi-line insurer 2
marketing ban:
- on guaranty funds
Porter.12-Insolvency
E (2014.Spring #10) LOBs covered:
- by guaranty funds
assessments:
- calculate $-value
reimbursement limits:
- from guaranty funds
success / failure:
- of guaranty funds
E (2013.Fall #14) effect on stakeholders:
- of guaranty funds
funding:
- compare approaches
2 The answer to this question about national multi-LINE insurers is essentially the same as a similar question about multi-state insurers from Porter.12-Insolvency.

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In Plain English!

Guaranty funds were introduced in Porter.12-Insolvency. The old exam problems above cover most of the other details you need to know. There are just a couple of other items you should be familiar with:

Question: describe the limitations that guaranty funds may have on reimbursements to policyholders
LOB exclusions: [Hint: C-STORM]
  • Credit, Surplus lines, Title, Ocean marine, Reinsurance, Mortgage
claims payouts and UEP refund: have stated limits (except claims payouts for WC - WC has no limit)
deductibles:
  • claim deductible
  • policy deductible
  • large net worth deductible (a percentage of an insured's net worth)
trigger is required:
  • court must verify insolvency and have placed insurer in receivership

The other item concerns insurer assessments. If

L = insurer liabilities eligible for recovery after insolvency
NWPA = NWP of insurer A (one of the remaining solvent insurers in state)
NWPtotal = total NWP of remaining solvent insurers in state

then:

Formula:    assessmentA    =    L    x    NWPA    /    NWPtotal

Both the above items are covered in:

E (2014.Spring #10ab)

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