Faltering Economy Rising Costs Make For Higher Excess Workers Comp Premiums
This coverage is often purchased by those who wish to self-insure for the majority of loss exposures that they expect to encounter in the year, yet want to buy a policy to offer protection for major, catastrophic risks. The policy is available in two categories; the former approaches loss from a severity standpoint, while the latter handles loss on a frequency basis. Specific coverage places a limit on losses that the policyholder is financially responsible for in one covered claim while aggregate coverage is activated at the point when a cumulative, per-occurrence loss limit is reached.
Employers intent on purchasing excess workers compensation insurance that are fortunate enough to have an excellent loss experience will always be the desirable accounts that insurers want to have on their books for the long term. However, even those favored policyholders may see increases of five to seven percent in their premiums when renewal time comes around. Those employers whose loss experience is greater will undergo closer scrutiny from underwriters, which again translates into higher prices. Industry experts also report that the increased number and extent of claims may have some basis in the faltering economy, which has seen a strong uptick in layoffs, reductions in force, and work furloughs.
Work with an industry expert for creative solutions
To obtain the best rates from top-rated insurers in the industry, work with a professional insurance advisor. An advisor with experience in this line of business can help identify the exposures that the business is facing and help reduce the frequency and/or severity of claims that drive up premium rates.
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