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Underwriting
Services (pg 2) In actuality, the 5 to 7 percent range is not generally
derived from an intensive review of time and expenses. The fee may be calculated based on the
AVERAGE premium of each insurance policy issued. A $20,000 policy is no more work than a
$2,000 premium policy, however, the fee income received to reimburse the
expense may be significant. So 5%, of
equal to $1,000 paid, to underwrite, issue, and manage a $20,000 policy may
be too much as compared to 5% of a $2,000 policy or $100.00. What fee is appropriate?
To answer this, you need to delve into the specific activities
performed by the underwriting team.
What do they do? How much time
do they spend? How many staff members are actively involved on the account? This level of inquiry begins to reveal
the extent of actual underwriting that takes place. Some brokers track their time and expense
(though frequently only to assure their fee income covers their costs – not
to tell their clients what they actually spent). |
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F. Darrell Lindsey State Approved Captive/RRG Manager U. S. State
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