Depreciation; Accounting
An accounting concept, generally for tax management, that allows for the setting aside of funds to replace assets as they wear out by providing an
An accounting concept, generally for tax management, that allows for the setting aside of funds to replace assets as they wear out by providing an
A reduction in the settlement of a property claim to recognize wear and tear or obsolescence.
Factor designed to correct errors when estimating the reserves for known but unsettled losses and to make an allowance for incurred but not reported (IBNR)
A system where the producer is an employee of the insurer, writing direct and only with that company, and is not an independent contractor.
Liability resulting from a director or officer of an organization committing a negligent act or omission, misstatement or misleading statement.
The benefit payable under a disability income policy or a disability provision of some other policy, such as a life insurance contract.
Provides a portion of income lost as the result of a total or partial disability.
When an insured once had the money and/or “securities,” and now does not know where they are.
The organization’s average cost of capital, rate income can be earned, or its weighted cost of capital, commonly referred to as the WACC.
Factor used in the workers compensation experience modification plan to separate the expected total losses into primary and excess losses. A D-ratio is the normal
Liability estimates that have been reduced to reflect the potential to earn investment on funds set aside to pay losses which have occurred but not
As related to the Business Judgment Rule, a decision must be made in an independent and disinterested manner without expecting personal financial benefit unless the
Distributions to shareholders of a corporation’s earnings. Dividends can also be distributed to policy owners of participating insurance policies that are usually issued by mutual
During a dispute being decided by the courts, the courts ask what a reasonable person would expect in a particular situation.
One that is domiciled in a particular state, admitted or permitted to operate in their state of domicile and are closely regulated in that state
An insurance company that is incorporated in, domiciled in, and organized under the laws of a state.
Legal and regulatory jurisdiction under which an insurance company chooses to be formed and operate.
An accelerated depreciation method used for tax management purposes.
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