1. What functions are carried out by insurance companies? Given these functions, how do insurance companies contribute to the development of a country's economy? Give as detailed an explanation as possible. (Groups 1 and 2)

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1. What functions are carried out by
insurance companies? Given these
functions, how do insurance
companies contribute to the
development of a country's
economy? Give as detailed an
explanation as possible. (Groups 1
and 2)
2. Identify the functions of commercial
banks. Given these functions, how
do commercial banks contribute to
the development of the economy of
the Eastern Caribbean?
(Groups 3 and 4)
3. Discuss why Governments issue
securities. Identify a bond (giving the
issue amount; the maturity and the
coupon rate) that a selected
government can issue to carry out a
specific project. How will the project
contribute to the economy?(Groups
5 and 6)
II
Transcribed Image Text:12:58 1. What functions are carried out by insurance companies? Given these functions, how do insurance companies contribute to the development of a country's economy? Give as detailed an explanation as possible. (Groups 1 and 2) 2. Identify the functions of commercial banks. Given these functions, how do commercial banks contribute to the development of the economy of the Eastern Caribbean? (Groups 3 and 4) 3. Discuss why Governments issue securities. Identify a bond (giving the issue amount; the maturity and the coupon rate) that a selected government can issue to carry out a specific project. How will the project contribute to the economy?(Groups 5 and 6) II
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1. Companies that provide risk management in the form of insurance contracts make up the insurance sector. The basic premise of insurance is that one party, the insurer, will guarantee payment in the event of an unforeseen future occurrence. Meanwhile, another party, the insured or policyholder, pays the insurer a lower premium in exchange for protection against an uncertain future occurrence.

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