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An Overview of Retrospective Rating Programs

 

Gain an understanding of RRPs and the loss formulas.

Retrospective Rating Programs (RRP) is a type of insurance pricing tool used in workers’ compensation insurance to reward or penalize insureds based on loss ratio performance. The RRP is a loss sensitive pricing mechanism which means that the ultimate cost of coverage to the policyholder is a function of the losses that have occurred during the policy period. This white paper reviews RRPs and discusses several types of RRP loss formulas.

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Faculty

Chris Conti

Chris Conti

RiskWise Safety Consulting LLC

  • Owner/President RiskWise
  • Practice includes safety, insurance and claims
  • RiskWise has many articles available to inform readers on OSHA safety, risk management topics and labor
  • Member, American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE); Society of Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (CPCU); Committee Member of the Loss Control Section Society of CPCU
  • Board Certified Safety Professional (CSP); associate in Loss Control Management (ALCM); Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU); associate in Risk Management (ARM); Certified Insurance Counselor
  • B.S.B.A. degree; graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (formerly USL)
  • Can be contacted at 225-413-7542 or [email protected]

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