simplified filing criteria
Hi!
Two questions:
1
I need help understanding where the information for the criteria allowing the use of a simplified filing is coming from. The study information states:
descriptive rules:
new discounts are ok (except UBIP) IF identical to another insurer
can't change rating algorithm EXCEPT for new discounts
numerical rules:
changes to all coverages combined ≤ 0%
changes to territorial base rate & relativities between (-15%, 5%)
all individual changes < 15%
I have read both the FSCO.PPA and FSCO Reg664 multiple times and I cannot find anything that relates to any of these points except that the rate change must be <=0%.
Can you please point me to the right reading?
2
where does it say in the readings that the territorial differentials cannot change by more than the indication?
I'm sooo confused!!!!!!
Thanks!
Comments
It's a bit sneaky. You have to click on a link in the FSCO document to go to an external website and then click on yet another link to get the actual simplified guidelines. The direct link is below.
http://www.fsco.gov.on.ca/en/auto/filing-guidelines/Pages/ppa-simplified.aspx
If you're studying the FSCO.PPA reading from a printed copy, you might not notice the links within the text.
Thank you!
Do you think the intent is to study the information in the links as well?
I wouldn't have thought so, but they have asked questions in the past where you had to know those things. :-(
ok I'll add it to the list just in case. Thanks for your help!
Where was the third point (all individual changes ≤ 15%) from? I see this in the link provided:
"Any other changes to existing differentials or risk classification elements must be between -15.0% and +5.0% with no off-balancing. Each change to a differential is to be measured with reference to the current differential after re-basing the average proposed differentials to the same average current differentials for each coverage."
So it's the same criteria as the change in territorial factors?
Yeah you are right. @graham thoughts?
Unless I'm mistaken, the criteria for simplified filings has been removed from the syllabus: