Risk Control & Insurance

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Risk Control & Insurance

Four Major Areas of Losses Loss resulting from damage to AOAO property Loss resulting from injury for which AOAO is liable Loss of AOAO funds Loss of income

Risk Control Techniques Assess your exposure to property loss Assess your exposure to liability losses Assess your exposure to misappropriation of funds Assess your exposure to loss of income

Who Insures What? Personal property and improvements are the responsibility of the owner Building as built is responsibility of the AOAO

Insurance The policy is a contract between the insurance carrier and the association. It is like other contracts as it is an agreement between two or more parties and is enforceable by law. Basic policy names the AOAO and list the coverages and exclusions

Summary of Insurance Master property policy covers the building as originally built for: Fire Collapse Lightning Water overflow sudden and accidental from a domestic plumbing system Windstorm Vehicle Damage Hail Master liability policy covers the common and limited common areas

HO6- Covers Personal property Improvements to the structure Loss of use/Loss of rental income Loss assessment Association deductible Personal liability

Conclusion Board Members owe a duty of ordinary care to the owners. This duty includes an obligation to act as reasonably prudent people in reducing the association’s exposure to risk of loss. Board members can reduce the association’s exposure to risk of loss by controlling the likelihood and extent of loss and by purchasing insurance.