Any non-state pension scheme The main types of private pension schemes are: occupational pension schemes, personal pension schemes, stakeholders pensions.
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Private personal liability
A public liability extension to indemnify the insured and his employees in respect of their personal liability while abroad on ‘business’ but in connection with off duty’ activities. Where the insured is an individual the cover also applies within the usual country of residence.
Private warnings
Issued by the FSA to approved persons and firms when formal disciplinary action is under consideration.
Privilege conditions
These are life insurance policy conditions conferring concessions on the insured such as paid-up provisions, surrender values, grace period and non-forfeiture.
Pro rata liability method
Also called maximum liability method. See independent liability method with which it is compared.
Probable maximum loss
See: Estimated Maximum Loss.
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The maximum amount of loss that one would expect under ordinary circumstances, such as fire departments responding or sprinklers working. Used in underwriting and in determining reinsurance limits.
Probationary period/qualifying period
See: WAITING PERIOD.
Proceeds of policy scheme
Money purchase scheme that purchases an insurance policy for each member. The proceeds of the policy buys the member’s pension.
Product disclosure
ICOB (Chapter 5) requirement that the retail customer should receive key information before the contract is concluded. Retail customers must also have up to date information in the event of changes to policy terms, conditions or the premium. There is also a requirement for product disclosure for commercial customers at the point of sale and renewal. Disclosure for packaged products is covered in ICOB (Chapter 6).
Product extortion insurance
Indemnifies the insured for a proportion of loss due to the payment of extortion demands or for recalling a threatened or contaminated product or destroying such a product.