Sentence examples for insurers derived from inspiring English sources

Explaining its decision, S.&P. said that the three insurers derived the majority of their premiums from Bahrain and that most of their invested assets were held in the kingdom, making them vulnerable to sovereign risk.

But many beneficiaries are willing to pay for the extra protection, and major insurers derive substantial revenue from the product.

According to Lamont Boyd, insurance underwriting expert at FICO, your credit-based insurance score is derived from a combination of factors in your credit reports and is used to help insurers better determine the likelihood you will file a future claim.

This also determines per-capita profits derived by insurer 1 at (H), or (pi ^{H}), as well as its total profits ( Pi ^{H}=left( 1-lambda right) Npi ^{H}).

Currently, insurers whose revenues derive primarily from personal automobile policies have an expertise in insuring thousands of small risks.

The problems in Texas with homeowners' insurance, though, derive mostly from unique circumstances that have left policyholders paying the highest premiums in the nation even as insurers complain that they have lost billions of dollars on homeowner policies in the state.

The study population for this report was derived from a large database of health insurance claims records from a major insurer serving the greater Metropolitan Buffalo and Albany regions of New York State.

For younger patients, the Medicare fees were adjusted with ratios derived from published fees for common types of insurers (i.e. Medicaid, preferred provider organizations, and indemnity plans) [ 14, 15].

The data were derived from the complete claims data of Swiss health insurers for 2004 and included 21.4 million consultations provided by 6564 Swiss primary care physicians on a fee-for-service basis.

The results were derived from the claims database of all Swiss health insurers and provide complete coverage of all ambulatory or outpatient services reimbursed by compulsory Swiss social health insurance in 2004.

The optimal ceded loss functions among multiple reinsurers are derived explicitly under the additional assumptions that the insurer's preferences are given by an inverse-S shaped distortion risk measure and that the reinsurers' premium principles are some functions of the Conditional Value-at-Risk.