Earned Premium

/ˈɜrnd ˈprɛm.i.əm/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The portion of an insurance premium that corresponds to the expired portion of the policy period and is considered earned by the insurer.
    The insurer recognized the earned premium as revenue over the policy term.

Forms

  • earned premium
  • earned premiums

Commentary

Earned premium is critical in insurance accounting to distinguish revenue recognition from cash received; precise calculation affects loss ratio and financial reporting.

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