_______ ______ ____ is NOT defined as doing Insurance Business.

_______ ______ ____ is NOT defined as doing Insurance Business.

• A. Selling life insurance
• B. Issuing policies
• C. Adjusting claims
• D. Selling mutual funds

Answer: (D)

Activities that count as doing Insurance Business involve insurance contracts and their management, such as selling life insurance, issuing policies, or adjusting claims. These are core insurance functions that regulators define as conducting the business of insurance and require an insurance license. Selling mutual funds, by contrast, is a securities activity and does not involve insurance contracts, so it falls outside the definition of doing Insurance Business. If someone wants to sell mutual funds, they’d need securities licenses rather than the LAH05 insurance license.

Activities that count as doing Insurance Business involve insurance contracts and their management, such as selling life insurance, issuing policies, or adjusting claims. These are core insurance functions that regulators define as conducting the business of insurance and require an insurance license. Selling mutual funds, by contrast, is a securities activity and does not involve insurance contracts, so it falls outside the definition of doing Insurance Business. If someone wants to sell mutual funds, they’d need securities licenses rather than the LAH05 insurance license.