12:04 May 29, 2008 |
English to Dutch translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Insurance / scheepvaart | |||||||
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4 | jaarlijks eigen risico |
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annual aggregate deductible jaarlijks eigen risico Explanation: M.i. wordt hiermee verwezen naar (de aftrek van) het eigen risico op jaarbasis. Dit kan zowel van toepassing zijn op individuele verzekeringen als op collectieve verzekeringen via de werkgever. Zie bijv. onderstaande links. The total amount an insured is responsible to retain for the sum of all losses up to a specified deductible during an annual policy period. Once the annual aggregate deductible has been reached by the accumulation of payment by the insured, the insurer responds to the remaining claims up to the policy limits. www.ahtins.com/glossary/aaa/a200.htm "An annual aggregate deductible is the amount of loss that the insured itself must sustain and retain for its own account during an underwriting year before it can submit any claims at all to its insurers. It would often be found on something like a professional liability policy taken out by a large or fairly large firm of lawyers or accountants. Once it has been eroded, by a series of small losses or one or more big ones, there would then be likely to be a "per loss" deductible (or "excess") which would apply to each successive claim in respect of which indemmnity was sought. Basically, like all deductibles it's a mechanism for keeping premium cost down by accepting a fairly substantial level of self insurance. The insurance kicks in when the overall loss experience over a period of time is reaching a level that the insured finds inconvenient to deal with itself." www.law.ed.ac.uk/courses/showmessage.aspx?ref=22&id=39373 |
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