Life Insurance: Principles and Practice

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The book deals with principles specific to life insurance business. Life insurance is primarily for protection against the pains of mortality and morbidity. The secondary purpose of life insurance is the management of wealth and estate of the policyholder. The book explains how and why life insurance obligation arises in case of eventualities such as untimely death, ailment, accident, etc. In this book various requirements for life insurance business such as marketing, accounting, actuarial practices, underwriting, claim settlement, asset management, and legal aspects are dealt with using real life illustrations. Apart from the benefit payable on the happening of the insured event, some life insurance policies pay certain benefit on survival at the end of term, called as maturity benefit. The book also looks at the requirements for the settlement of benefit(s) under this category. Key Feature Developed to help students and insurance professionals to become self-reliant in undertaking research, problem solving, and problem formulation Will assist users to acquire expertise to determine their own priorities, to interpret and use insurance concepts effectively, and to monitor the training skills in their executives Case studies and illustrations weaved through out the series to give theoretical as well as practical insight into various aspects of insurance operations Table of Contents 1. Origin of Insurance and Its Elementary Aspects 2. Principles of Life Insurance 3. Life Insurance Products 4. Policy Conditions 5. Life Insurance Underwriting 6. Pricing 7. Policy Serving 8. Policy Benefits Payment