Question 1
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Fidelity bonds are a form of business insurance that offers an employer
protection against losses, either monetary or physical, caused by it employees’
fraudulent or dishonest actions.
Question 2
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The insuring agreement is the portion of an insurance policy for which the insurer
promises to make payment to or in behalf of the insured.
Question 3
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Insuring agreements outline a broad scope of coverage, which is then narrowed by
exclusions, and definitions.
Question 4
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A discovery form of policy allows for coverage of loss as long as the policy is
held after the time of the losses discovery.
Question 5
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A loss-sustained form of policy only allows for the payment of loss if the loss
was both sustained and discovered during the policies coverage.
Question 6
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The limit of liability may be considered as an aggregate amount and/or a single
loss amount.
Question 7
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The aggregate amount of liability is the minimum amount an insurer would have
to pay due to loss over a given policy agreement.
Question 8
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A single loss limit of liability is the maximum amount an insurer would pay to an
insured throughout the duration of a policy.
Question 9
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________ is written for only the individual, and only covers the individual named
in the bond.
Answer
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Named employee bond
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Specified position bond
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Individual bond
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Blanket bond
Question 10
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_________ is a comprehensive policy that does not require the distinction of
individuals, rather the policy covers against the loss from all employees for which
the policy or bond is granted.
Answer
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Named employee bond
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Specified position bond
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Individual bond
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Blanket bond
Question 11
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________ allows for coverage of all employees named
Answer
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Named employee bond
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Specified position bond
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Individual bond
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Blanket bond
Question 12
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________ covers the loss that may be incurred by a certain positioned employee.
Answer
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Named employee bond
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Specified position bond
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Individual bond
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Blanket bond
Question 13
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Financial institution bonds are used to insure banks and other financial institutions
against employee dishonesty, burglary, robbery, forgery, and similar crime
exposures.
Question 14
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Insurance companies:
Answer
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Form 14
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Form 15
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Form 23
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Form 24
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Form 25
Question 15
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Securities Dealers:
Answer
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Form 14
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Form 15
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Form 23
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Form 24
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Form 25
Question 16
Answer
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Form 14
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Form 15
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Form 23
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Form 24
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Form 25
Question 17
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Finance Companies
Answer
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Form 14
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Form 15
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Form 23
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Form 24
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Form 25
Question 18
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Banks and Thrifts:
Answer
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Form 14
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Form 15
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Form 23
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Form 24
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Form 25
Question 19
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A pension bond guarantees that a state or local government pays into its
employees pension funds as obligated.
Question 20
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Coverage form O serves as protection for a municipality or government agency
against the dishonest workings of a public employee, and may often be referred to as
public employee dishonesty coverage.