Rate Review

/ˈreɪt rɪˌvjuː/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A regulatory process by which insurance commissions examine and approve or disapprove proposed insurance premium rates to ensure they are fair, adequate, and not discriminatory.
    The state's rate review board delayed the insurer's proposed rate increase after public hearings.

Forms

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Commentary

Rate review is typically mandated by law or regulation and involves actuarial and legal analysis to balance insurer solvency and consumer protection.

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