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DRESSED FOR SUCCESS
Tried to make it little by little, tried to make it bit by bit on my own. Quit the job, the grey believers, another town where I get close to the bone.
Whatcha gonna tell your brother? - oh oh oh whatcha gonna tell your father? - I don't know! Whatcha gonna tell your mother? - Let me go...
I'm gonna get dressed for success shaping me up for the big time, baby. Get dressed for success shaping it up for your love,…… yeah yeah yeah.
I'm not afraid, a trembling flower, I'll feed your heart and blow the dust from your eyes and in the dark things happen faster. I love the way you sway your hips next to mine.
Whatcha gonna tell your brother? - oh oh oh... whatcha gonna tell your father? - I don't know! Whatcha gonna tell your mother? - Let me go...
I'm gonna get dressed for success, hitting a spot for the big time, baby. Get dressed for success shaping it up for your love.
Look sharp!
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What is today’s training about?
Today’s training is about Insurance and especially about the insurance product “Payung Keluarga” that you together with Allianz are just about to launch.
What are your expectations towards this training?
� You will have confidence in your insurance knowledge
� You understand the benefits of insurance for you, your organisation and your customers
� You feel ready to distribute and explain about “Payung Keluarga” to your customers.
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What do you already know about insurance?
� What kind of insurances are there?
� How about benefits and costs of insurance?
� Do you know some insurance principles? For instance, where does the insurance company get the money from that it needs to pay claims?
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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“Payung Keluarga” Insurance
� Credit Life Insurance
� 2x origianl loan amount for beneficiary
�Write-off of outstanding balance
?
?
Please guess how much the premium for a
1 million Rupiah, 6 monthsloan is?
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Who is Who? – Allianz Group
• Established in 1890 in Berlin
• Headquarters in Munich, Germany
• 60 million clients worldwide
• Yearly revenues of more than
1,150 Trilion Rupiah
• More than 170,000 employees
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Who is Who? – Allianz Group
• India • Thailand
• China
• Hongkong
• Vietnam
• Korea
• Japan
•Indonesia• Singapore• Malaysia
•Europe
•America
Allianz operates in more than 72 countriesAllianz operates in more than 72 countries
• Pakistan
•Australia
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Who is Who? – Allianz Group
� The most modern football stadium in the world
� Match location during the 2006 World Cup
� Landlord is “Bayern Munich”
Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany
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Who is Who? – Allianz Life Indonesia
� In 1981, Allianz establishes a representative office in Indonesia
� In 1989, PT Asuransi Allianz Utama Indonesia is established as a general insurance company
� In 1996, Allianz establishes PT Asuransi Allianz Life Indonesia as a life and health insurance company that also offers pension plan products
� The headquarters of PT Asuransi Allianz Utama Indonesia and PT Asuransi Allianz Life Indonesia are located in Jakarta
� In Indonesia, Allianz has 778 employees. Currently, PT Asuransi Allianz Utama Indonesia and PT Asuransi Allianz Life Indonesia have more than 8,000 sales agents in more than 80 sales offices in 44 cities.
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Who is Who? – Allianz Life Indonesia
Allianz Life Indonesia is the first choice for customers, business partners and employees.We build long term relationships based on mutual trust.
Vis
ion
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Who is Who? – Allianz Life Indonesia
� Rp 10 billion for Aceh and Nias (school construction, microfinance projects, emergency relief)
� Regular Blood Drives
� Foster Children Program
� Etc.SD 81 Allianz, Tibang, Banda Aceh
Allianz Foster ChildrenBlood Drive Women Self-Help group of a microfinance project, Aceh
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Who is Who? – GTZ
� German Technical Cooperation(deutsche gesellschaft fuer technische zusammenarbeit GmbH
� Owned by the German government
� Similar to USAID and AUSAID
� Technical, social, educational and financial development projects in 126 countries
� Active in Indonesia since 1975
� In each project, GTZ works together with local partners, such as Bank Indonesia or the Ministry of Finance
� In Indonesia, GTZ has already more than 20 years of experience in the field of microfinance.
� GTZ has already collaborated with Allianz in several projects in Aceh (schools, microfinance)
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You can be proud
� The “Payung Keluarga” insurance program is the first time ever that Allianz Life Indonesia and GTZ are doing an insurance program for low-income households …
� … and we are very happy to be working with you …
� … because
Strong vision and mission
Strong and motivated team
Outstanding performance
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What are the roles of everybody?
� develop product
� assume risk
� give training
Customers
� get protection
� pay premiums
� get protection
� distribution
� insurance education
� claim handling
� introduce
� monitor
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What are the benefits for all of us?
YOU Customer1. Get protection
2. Get access to one of the most important financial porducts
3. Cheap premium because of group contract
4. More Empowerment
1. “Good” business in a new market
2. Develop together with loyal customers
3. Increase Brand Awareness
4. Positive Press
1. Portfolio proetcion
2. Promote empowerment
3. Profit sharing
4. Pioneer who is ahead of the competition
1. More secure jobs(through portfolio protection)
2. Wider skill set
3. Help your customers to have a happier and safer life
4. Participate in a program that is closely followed by society with great interest
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Basic Insurance Principles
A condition of insecurity with high risk is replaced by small and certain premiums. Thereby the risk is transferred to the insurer.
Generally the compensation you get from the insurance in case of misfortune is much greater than the total amount of premium you have paid before.
Costs if misfortune happens (for example a critical illness)
?You don’t know when it will happen and how much it’s going to cost
Premium Payments
! ! ! !
You know exactly when and hwo much to pay
1 RISK TRANSFER PRINCIPLE
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Basic Insurance Principles
Next to you there are many others that also pay premium so that enough funds are collected to give compensation to those affected by misfortune.
Basically, insurance is based on the solidarity of all Insureds that participate in the insurance. But insurance has to be bought before any misfortune happens.
YOUYOUYOUYOUCCCCUUUUSSSSTTTTOOOOMMMMEEEERRRRSSSS
OOOOTTTTHHHHEEEERRRR
Premium
Total Premiummanaged by
Compensation
SOLIDARITY PRINCIPLE2
INSUREDINSUREDINSUREDINSUREDaffected by misfortune
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Why is there no premium refund …
… if nothing happens to you?
Solidarity Network: Example� On January 1, 100 people get together to get life insurance for a 1
year
� All of them agree that the family of a member who dies during that 1 year has the right to receive Rp 1,000,000 as insurance benefit (compensation)
� From statistical data those 100 people know that on average 1 of them will die during this 1 year.
� So they know that they have to collect Rp 1,000,000 to be able to help the family of the 1 person that will die.
�QUESTION: How much money has each of the 100 persons to contribute in order to collect a total of Rp 1,000,000?
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Why is there no premium refund …
… if nothing happens to you?
Solidarity Network: Example
�QUESTION: How much money has each of the 100 persons to contribute in order to collect a total of Rp 1,000,000?
1 Jan
100 persons
31 Dec
1 member will die=> family will get
Rp 1,000,000 99 persons
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Why is there no premium refund …
… if nothing happens to you?
Solidarity Network: Example
�ANSWER: Each of the 100 pesons has to contribute
in order to collect Rp 1,000,000!
(100 x Rp 10,000 = Rp 1,000,000)
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Why is there no premium refund …
… if nothing happens to you?
Solidarity Network: Example
� Now please think about what will happen if the 99 people still alive on Dec 31 ask to have their contributions returned.
� QUESTION: Can this be done?
� ANSWER: No, this cannot be done because the money has already been used to support the family of the person how has died.
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Why is Insurance more effective than group emergency funds, support from society etc?
�1 village�100 persons
�Rp 10,000 permium per person�1 person dies (according to statistics)
�gets Rp 1,000,000
OK, enough funds
What happens is by any chance 2 persons die?
Oops, funds are not enough
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Why is Insurance more effective than group emergency funds, support from society etc?
�2 villages�200 persons
�Rp 10,000 premium per person�2 persons die (according to statistic)
�Each gets Rp 1,000,000
OK, enough funds
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Why is Insurance more effective than group emergency funds, support from society etc?
���� Because the solidarity network is much larger and stronger, especially in case of
natural disasters.
Misfortune / Big Disaster
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Comparing Credit, Savings and Insurance
Funds receivedFunds given
Credit
� appropriate for business development
� appropriate for financing, e.g. to electronic goods (consumer loan)
� but emergency credits are expensive => not good for emergencies
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Comparing Credit, Savings and Insurance
Savings
� Most flexible
� Appropriate to develop business and cope with small emergencies
� Funds not enough for big emergencies => not good for big emergencies
Funds receivedFunds given
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Comparing Credit, Savings and Insurance
� Limited flexibility (funds only received in case of certain emergencies)
� Received funds are very large => appropriate for big emergencies
Funds receivedFunds given
Insurance
Only if sth. happens
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Comparing Credit, Savings and Insurance
Financial Product Appropriate forCredit Business Development, FinancingSavings Business Development, Small EmergenciesInsurance Certain big emergencies
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What can be insured?
1. Large and negative impact ����
BrokenHeart Health expenses����
Expenses for presents(Christmas / Idul Fitri) ����Floods
Neighbours house Your house ����
2. Loss can be mesaured
3. Size and moment of loss cannot be controlled
4. 100% interest in the insured persons / things
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How about Life Insurance?
� Mourning of Family� Lost Income� Outstanding Loan Balance
����
�Friends �Distant relatives�Divorced spouse�Children, spouse, parents,
siblings
���� Only God knows
1. Large and negative impact
3. Size and moment of loss cannot be controlled
4. 100% interest in the insured persons / things
2. Loss can be mesaured
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How about Life Insurance?
Life Insurance is not for those who die but for those who continue living!
With a Life Insurance you can assure your family a secure a comfortable future!
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Do your Customers really need insurance?
YOU Customer1. Get protection
2. Get access to one of the most important financial porducts
3. Cheap premium because of group contract
4. More Empowerment
1. “Good” business in a new market
2. Develop together with loyal customers
3. Increase Brand Awareness
4. Positive Press
1. Portfolio proetcion
2. Promote empowerment
3. Profit sharing
4. Pioneer who is ahead of the competition
1. More secure jobs(through portfolio protection)
2. Wider skill set
3. Help your customers to have a happier and safer life
4. Participate in a program that is closely followed by society with great interest
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Get Protection
� Normally it is low-income households who are most affected by and suffer the most from misfortune.
• they live “closest” to the risk, for instance in houses close to flood prone areas, less strong houses etc.
• They have no assets, savings or insurance to quickly cope with the inflicted losses
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Get Access
YOU Customer1. Get protection
2. Get access to one of the most important financial porducts
3. Cheap premium because of group contract
4. More Empowerment
1. “Good” business in a new market
2. Develop together with loyal customers
3. Increase Brand Awareness
4. Positive Press
1. Portfolio proetcion
2. Promote empowerment
3. Profit sharing
4. Pioneer who is ahead of the competition
1. More secure jobs(through portfolio protection)
2. Wider skill set
3. Help your customers to have a happier and safer life
4. Participate in a program that is closely followed by society with great interest
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220 Million total population
Total population without any insurance (90 %)
Total populationthat owns insurance
(10%)
� In developed countries like Japan, US and Germany there is more than 1 insurance per person.
� Insurance penetration is a sign of but also a motor for the development of society.
Get Access
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� Research has shown that people with comprehensive insurance coverage generally make more risky business decisions…
� … so that they get higher returns
� … so that society develops faster
Get Access
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Premi murah
YOU Customer1. Get protection
2. Get access to one of the most important financial porducts
3. Cheap premium because of group contract
4. More Empowerment
1. “Good” business in a new market
2. Develop together with loyal customers
3. Increase Brand Awareness
4. Positive Press
1. Portfolio proetcion
2. Promote empowerment
3. Profit sharing
4. Pioneer who is ahead of the competition
1. More secure jobs(through portfolio protection)
2. Wider skill set
3. Help your customers to have a happier and safer life
4. Participate in a program that is closely followed by society with great interest
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Cheap premium
Individual Customer
High PremiumNo discount
Group Customers
Small PremiumMass discount
18.000
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Empowerment Naik
YOU Customer1. Get protection
2. Get access to one of the most important financial porducts
3. Cheap premium because of group contract
4. More Empowerment
1. “Good” business in a new market
2. Develop together with loyal customers
3. Increase Brand Awareness
4. Positive Press
1. Portfolio proetcion
2. Promote empowerment
3. Profit sharing
4. Pioneer who is ahead of the competition
1. More secure jobs(through portfolio protection)
2. Wider skill set
3. Help your customers to have a happier and safer life
4. Participate in a program that is closely followed by society with great interest
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More Empowerment
The moment you own an insurance you will not immediately become a genius, but its going into this direction:
�Knowledge about the complexity of modern life increases
�More options for risk management
�Higher Self-Confidence
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Certainly needed! But also wanted?
� 100% of the Focus Group participants were “very interested” in Payung Keluarga.
� On average the Diman group was ready to pay a premium of 27,500 Rpto insure a loan of 1 million for 1 year
=> Actually the premium is only 12,000 Rp
Product Acceptance Focus Group, Dian Mandiri, May 2006
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Jangan Buang Waktu
Begitu Indah duniaBerwarna warni ceritaBerikanlah cintaSirami dengan tawaBiar penuh bahagiaBegitu singkat usiaTiada pernah di dugaBerikan senyumanHujani kasih sayangBiar damai terbawa
Buang jauh prasangkamuHilangkanlah rasa cemburuHapus pikiran yang bukan-bukan
Hidup hanya saat ini saja
Hidup Cuma untuk sementara
Jangan buang buang waktumu tiada
berguna
Hidup hanya saat ini saja
Hidup Cuma untuk sementara
Jangan sia-siakan cerita diantara kita
Begitu singkat usia
Tiada pernah diduga
Berikan senyuman
Hujani kasih sayang
Biar damai terbawa
Buang jauh prasangkamu
Hilangkanlah rasa cemburu
Hapus pikiran yang bukan bukan
CHORUS
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Product Goal
“Payung Keluarga” assists to overcome the financial crisis
after the death fo the breadwinner
+ The family is freed from paying back the loan
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Tujuan Produk
� Insurance benefits will be paid after 8 days the earliest
� Insurance does not want to disrupt the already existing solidarity
� Insurance kicks in when all other help starts to diminish
“Payung Keluarga” adds one strong and faithful hand to the solidarity
network of the client
“Payung Keluarga” assists to overcome the financial crisis
after the death fo the breadwinner
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1 2 x original loan amount for the beneficiary
No deductions whatsoever and whenever!
Example
1 Jan
Loan 1.2 mio
18 Jun< 24 weeks >
Due Date
Debtordies
(10th week)
2.4 mio (2x 1.2 mio)for the Beneficiary
PAYUNG KELUARGA
Benefits
”2 times the original loan amount will be paid to the Beneficiary, without any deductions of late payments, interest or penalties or any other fees ( if any ) neither at the moment of payment nor any time after the beneficiary has received the payment.”
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Benefits
” The Policyholder (Diman) will get paid the outstanding balance in the amount of the oustanding principal at the moment of the deaht of the Insured (Debtor), according to the installment schedule defined by the Policyholder beforehand, excluding any late payments, interest, penalities or any other fees (if any).”
2 Outstanding balance is waived (Write-Off)
This is actually a benefit for Diman. This is the portfolio protection element.
Example
1 Jan 18 Jun
0
1.200.0001.100.000
1.000.000900.000
800.000700.000
600.000500.000
400.000300.000
200.000100.000
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
< 24 Minggu >
Debtordies
(10th week)
Rp 750,000for Diman
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Coverage Term
� The Insured (Debtor) is covered for the entire loan term as agreed on at the moment of loan disbursement.
Example 1: Normal Loan
Disbursement Due Date
Outstanding
Coverage Term
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Coverage Term
Example 2: Late Installments
Disbursement Due Date
Outstanding
Not insured
� The Insured (Debtor) is covered for the entire loan term as agreed on at the moment of loan disbursement.
Coverage term
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Coverage Term
2nd Dis-bursement
Outstanding
2nd Due Date
Coverage Term
Example 4: Early Repayment
� The Insured (Debtor) is covered for the entire loan term as agreed on at the moment of loan disbursement.
Disburse-ment
DueDate
Coverage Term
Outstanding
2x insured
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Coverage Term
Disburse-ment
DueDate
Coverage Term
Outstanding
2nd Dis-bursement
Outstanding
2nd Due Date
Coverage TermNot in-
sured
Example 4: Reloan with intermediate break
� The Insured (Debtor) is covered for the entire loan term as agreed on at the moment of loan disbursement.
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Insured
Program „Payung Keluarga“ only applies to Small Group and Trust Bank groups in Java
Program „Payung Keluarga“ only applies to Small Group and Trust Bank groups in Java
All memembers of these groups MUST be insured (except if the above conditions are not fulfulled)
All memembers of these groups MUST be insured (except if the above conditions are not fulfulled)
� Spouse (husband/wife)� Children� Siblings� Friends & Neighbours� Other people
� Spouse (husband/wife)� Children� Siblings� Friends & Neighbours� Other people
are not insured
�Original Loan maximum Rp 10 mio
�Loan term maximum 2 years
�Age at loan disbursement 15 – 60 years
� Insured against any kind of death, including misfortune and natural disaster.
� The Insured is the Debtor
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Why a maximum age of 60 years?
Mortality of the Indonesian population (WHO 2001)
0.00%
1.00%
2.00%
3.00%
4.00%
5.00%
<1 1-4
5-9
10-1
415
-19
20-2
425
-29
30-3
435
-39
40-4
445
-49
50-5
455
-59
60-6
465
-69
70-7
4
Age
male mortality female mortality
� The older the faster mortality increases
� Generally women live longer, their mortaility is better
�A higher maximum age wouldmake premiums much more expensive
Maximum Entry Age for“Payung Keluarga” (60)
(mortality = probability of dying within one year)
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Beneficiary
� The Beneficiary is the person who is appointed by the Insured to receive 2x the original loan amount in case the Insured dies.
� As Beneficiary the following can be selected:a. Spouse (husband or wife)b. Children not younger than 15 (fifteen) yearsc. Motherd. Fathere. Siblings not younger than 15 (fifteen) years
� Only one Beneficiary can be selected and the choise is irreversible� Divorced husbands or wives cannot become beneficiaries� If the beneficiary does not exist (e.g. because he/she has died) or does
not fulfill above criteria (e.g. younger than 15 years) the beneficiary will automatically be selected according to above order (bullet point a – e).
� All customers have to inform their Beneficiary and their family.
� The beneficiary should live close by to he/she can easily be contacted.
Why can’t other family members and friends not become beneficiary??
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Premium
1.2%12 months
1.1%11 months
1.0%10 months
0.9%9 months
0.8%8 months
0.7%7 months
0.6%6 months
0.5%5 months
0.4%4 months
0.3%3 months
0.2%2 months
0.1%1 month
Premium(as % of the
loan)
Loan Term
(20 weeks)
(16 weeks)
(24 weeks)
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Premium
� The Premium will be deducted one-time only at the moment of the loan disbursement.
� There is no premium refund for whatever reason.
Premium 1 mio, 12 months?
Premium 2 mio, 24 weeks?
Premium 5 mio, 20 weeks?
Premium 1.5 mio, 16 weeks?
? 12.000
12.000
25.000
6.000
1.2%12 months
1.1%11 months
1.0%10 months
0.9%9 months
0.8%8 months
0.7%7 months
0.6%6 months
0.5%5 months
0.4%4 months
0.3%3 months
0.2%2 months
0.1%1 month
Premium(as % of the
loan)
Loan Term
(20 weeks)
(16 weeks)
(24 weeks)
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PAYUNG KELUARGA
Profit Sharing
Total Premiumof all customers
�Administration
�Reinsurance
ClaimPayments
(better than plan)
� Profit Sharing will be done on a yearly basis� If profits are to high, then we will add additional benefits (e.g. raise
the maximum entry age and insure the vacuum between two loans)
No LOSS sharing!If claim payments are above plan only Allianz will bear the burden.
No LOSS sharing!If claim payments are above plan only Allianz will bear the burden.
� Loans shall only be disbursed to healthy persons to ensure that claim payments can be better than plan and profit sharing can really happen.
78%22%�22%
65%(example)
13%(example)Profit
Sharing
�60%
�40%
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Distribution
� Insurance will be covered in session 5 or 6 of the orientation program
�During orientation
• Customers receive the product brochure
• Customers fill the beneficiary data along with filling the loan application form
�During Disbursement
• insurance agreement is included in the loan agreement
• Single premium is deducted from the loan amount
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Launch Schedule
� 11 / 18 August - Training of Branch Managers, Program Officers + FAO
� 22 August - Insurance enters the orientation programs (including those already under way)
- brochure already ready at every branch- temporarily the form for selecting the beneficiary will be stamped onto the old loan application forms
� 24 August - „Payung Keluarga“ Launch event at Allianz(in the media 1 day afterwards)
� Start September - First loan disbursement with „Payung Keluarga“
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Claims
The Moment of Truth
� The claim is the moment to fulfill the promise to the customers
� very sensitive periode
� lots of emotions
Together we have to handle claims with the utmost care !Together we have to handle claims with the utmost care !
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8 steps of the claim process
Customer dies
1
PO prepares :
� Claim Form� Cash / Check � Ensure attendance
of Branch Manager for next group gathering
5
� At the next gathering� When collecting the transfer slip� Group principal calls PO
PO is informed
2 PO explains claim process to principal / group
3Principal /
Beneficiaryprepare :
� Death certificate from village or sub-district head (yellow colour)
� Ensure attendance of RT and Beneficiary for next group gathering
4
Claim Payment
Ceremony
� During next gathering� Verify death certificate� Complete and sign
claim form� Direct hand-over of cash
or check
6PO sends to
Head Office :
� Death certificate� Claim Form� Photocopy of loan
application� Photocopy of loan
agreement
7Head Offices finished the
claim
� Report to Allianz
� Store documents
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< between 8 (min) and 14 (target) calendar days >< between 8 (min) and 14 (target) calendar days >
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Claim Process
� Claim process may take longer than 14 days if ...• Beneficiary is difficult to contact • Issuance of Death Certificate takes a long time• Coordination of attendance of beneficiary, RT and
branch manager is difficult• etc.
�Let‘s try hard to pay claims within 14 days !
� SummaryDocuments Needed
1. Death Certificate from village or sub-district head
2. Claim form
3. Photocopy of loan application
4. Photocopy of loan agreement
Attendance needed
1. Entire credit group
2. Beneficiary
3. Community Head (RT)
4. Branch Manager
5. Program Officer (PO)
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Claim Process
�Claims are really settled by DIMAN without prior contact to Allianz.
� unique in the insurance business!
� testimony to mutual trust and good cooperation (in line with Allianz VISION)
�Estimate: 60 claims per year for 18.000 customers
� meaning less than 1 claim per program officer (PO) per year
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Helpline
In charge: Sahat
In charge: Martin
Customerasks
PO / Branch Mgranswers
or asks to :
Head Office answers
or asks to :
answers
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Audit
� Sometimes Allianz will do Audits
Check if all claim documents are complete and original
Interview Beneficiaries
Interview selected Credit Groups
Interview field staff and head office staff
Check the insurance accounting
First Audit will be done in February 2007
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Why can the spouse and the children notbe insured as well?
� If two or more people are insured the premium will definitely be higher. For the beginning we want to start with a very simple and cheap product.
� At the moment they cannot be insured but there is already plans to offer this as an optional choice next year.
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I am young. I don’t need insurance.
� It is true that the probability to die is lower, but if it happens the consequences are more severe than for old people.
� The young normally have children and parents to look after.
� The old normally just support the spouse.
� If only the old take insurance, the premium will be a lot more expensive (SOLIDARITY)
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Are you as Program Officers also insured?
� Yes, all staff and POs of DIMAN already have life insurance. The premium is paid by DIMAN.
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What happens if the clients dies at the day of installment payment?
� If the insured dies on the day of installment payment the outstanding balance before the date of death of the insured will be considered as the outstanding balance.
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Is insurance similar to betting (haram)?
� No, because with insurance you only get compensation for what you have already lost.
� You cannot make a gain with insurance Dengan Asuransi tidak ada kemungkinan profit (except with products that are mixed with savings or investment elements such as education endowments or unit-link products).
� There is no Fatwa that declares insurance to be haram.
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How long until a claim HAS TO be reported to Allianz?
� DIMAN head offices has to report all claims maximum 70 days after the date of death.
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw
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Agenda 1. Introduction
2. Insurance Principles
3. Motivation
4. Product Details
5. Distribution
6. Claims
7. Other Issues
8. Question & Answer Session
9. Role Play
10. Test
11. Lucky Draw