Rating manuals Flashcards

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rating manual

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insurer’s documentation of (risk, premium)

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Information needed to calculate the premium for a given risk

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  1. Rules
  2. Rate pages (i.e. base rates, rating tables, and fees)
  3. Rating algorithm
  4. Underwriting guidelines
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base risk

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specific risk profile pre-defined by the insurer

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base rate

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rate that is applicable to the base risk

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5
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Rating variables: Personal Automobile

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Driver Age and Gender, Model Year, Accident History

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Rating variables: Homeowners

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Amount of insurance, age of home, construction type

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Rating variables: Workers Compensation

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Occupation class code

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Rating variables: Commercial General Liability

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Classification, Territory, Limit of liability

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Rating variables: Medical malpractice

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Specialty, territory, limit of liability

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Rating variables: Commercial automobile

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Driver class, territory, limit of liability

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Rating algorithms

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combine components in the rules and rate pages to calculate the overall premium charged for risk

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underwriting guidelines

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a set of company-specific criteria that can affect decisions made prior to calculating a rate or an alter aspects of the premium calculatin

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What is underwriting guidelines used to specify

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  1. Decision to accept, decline or refer risks
  2. Company placement
  3. Tier placement
  4. Schedule rating credits/debits
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rules

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  1. Key definition and summaries of what the contract covers
  2. How to classify risks for premium rating
  3. Information on optional coverages
  4. May contain underwriting guidelines (or provided separately)
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15
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company placement

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Insurance groups utilize distinct companies within their corporate structure to sell similar products at different prices to risks with different underwriting ahcracteristics

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16
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Tier placement

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Companies may establish rating “tiers” in jurisdiction that permit companies to charge different rates within a single company to risks with different underwriting characteristics.

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Schedule rating credits/debits

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Commercial lines products often use schedule rating to vary premium from the manual rates. involve the application of credits and debits for the presence or absence of characteristics.