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Analysis of the process of liquidation of damage events of buildings
Osmanová, Sára ; Vaňková, Lucie (referee) ; Krejza, Zdeněk (advisor)
This thesis is focused mainly on the liquidation process of damage events related to the buildings. The analysis of the whole process and recommendations for limiting of individual risk is involved. Within the insurance discurs, asset insurance is characterized by a new price and the time prize. This difference is described in the practical part of the thesis, where the partial damages caused by the storm on the family house and the overall damage to the cottage after a major fire accident. At the end of the case study, an assessment of the most serious insurance risks is described.
Analysis of the process of liquidation of damage events of buildings
Osmanová, Sára ; Vaňková, Lucie (referee) ; Krejza, Zdeněk (advisor)
This thesis is focused mainly on the liquidation process of damage events related to the buildings. The analysis of the whole process and recommendations for limiting of individual risk is involved. Within the insurance discurs, asset insurance is characterized by a new price and the time prize. This difference is described in the practical part of the thesis, where the partial damages caused by the storm on the family house and the overall damage to the cottage after a major fire accident. At the end of the case study, an assessment of the most serious insurance risks is described.
Valuation of listed buildings for insurance purposes
Šmahel, Milan
Generally, the issue of valuation of listed buildings has been long discussed, probably because here more than anywhere else depends on perspective on the price of real estate, the purpose for which the price is to be determined and the type of price or value to be determined or set The perspective is in this case in the differences of views on the price or value of the property, which is quite inevitable given by the position of the respective subject that is involved in this area to solve the price problem. It is obvious that very different views on the cost of listed buildings will be held by the seller and the buyer, the buyer and the tax office representative, investor and the building office or national heritage institute representatives and of course the policyholder and the insurer.

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