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| Selected response from: Jacek Krankowski (X) | ||||||
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5 | ALBO deductible ALBO excess |
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5 | cale zdanie: "technical-insurance reserves - on Company's share" |
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5 | on own participation |
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4 | maintenance requirement |
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4 | Dziekuje(my) za feedback! |
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maintenance requirement Explanation: maintenance requirement "... Minimalny udzial wlasny (minimum maintenance requirement), wyrazajacy procent udzialu wlasnego klienta do wartosci jego konta, nie moze byc nizszy niz 25%. ..." www.monitorpl.com/monitor/0007/0007baum.html |
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ALBO deductible ALBO excess Explanation: Zalezy od kontekstu! (Intryguje mnie rowniez, ze w moim pierwszym wczorajszym cytacie internetowym nt. umowy ekscedentowej tego samego terminu uzyto jako synonimu zachowku w kontekscie reasekuracji.) Prosze porownac nastepujace 2 definicje udzialu wlasnego: deductible A deductible is "the portion of an insured loss borne by the policyholder". The amount or percentage is specified in the policy. Normally application of a deductible reduces the insurer's limit of indemnity by the amount specified, ie an insurance for amount specified, ie an insurance for Ł10m with a Ł1m deductible means that the insurer is liable for Ł9m in excess of Ł1m. An excess, on the other hand, sits below any sum insured and does not erode it so that a Ł10m insurance subject to a Ł1m excess means that the insured pays for the first Ł1m and the insurer is liable for any sum in excess of that up to a further Ł10m. the terms excess and deductible are not therefore interchangeable and should be used with care. Deductibles are often used when substantial amounts are involved and they enable the insured to secure large premium reductions. the deductible can be on an individual loss or event basis or an aggregate basis for all claims in the period of insurance. excess The specified sum which the insured must bear before the insurers pay their liability. In the event of liability exceeding the limit of indemnity specified the insurers pay the limit specified the insurers pay the limit specified providing the insured gas borne the limit of his policy excess. Unlike a deductible, the excess sits below any sum insured, eg an excess of Ł1m and a sum insured of Ł10m means that the insurer is liable for Ł10m once the insured has paid the first Ł1m of any loss otherwise covered by the policy. Compare with deductible. Often excesses are for quite small sums, eg Ł25 accidental damage excess under motor insurances. Excesses may be voluntary to secure premium reduction or compulsory as an underwriting measure or simply to eliminate small claims. Hope that helps, Jacek Krankowski Dictionary of Insurance, C. Bennett Slownik podatki, cla ubezpieczenia, P. Ratajczak |
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cale zdanie: "technical-insurance reserves - on Company's share" Explanation: Takie tlumaczenie tej pozycji widnieje w anglojezycznej wersji sprawozdan finansowych zakladu ubezpieczeniowego "Partner", co mogloby potwierdzac teze, ze najbardziej prawidlowa terminologia ustepuje niekiedy pola praktyce branzowej (pod warunkiem, ze tlumaczenie przyjete w danej firmie jest dobrym tlumaczeniem!) JK |
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on own participation Explanation: Sagi ciag dalszy: Kiedy Warta wchodzila na gielde, w jej prospekcie emisyjnym w jezyku angielskim widnieje takie wlasnie sformulowanie. Tak wiec wszystkie chwyty sa dozwolone (na pewno zalezy to tez od geografii), aczkolwiek prospekt emisyjny, nad ktorym pracuja zwykle renomowane firmy prawnicze i ksiegowe uznalbym za zrodlo najbardziej godne cytowania. Pozdrawiam, Jacek |
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Dziekuje(my) za feedback! Explanation: JK |
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