ISO has
introduced
revised
commercial
property limit
of insurance (LOI)
relativities,
which will
become effective
in 40 states on
January 1, 2011.
Customers have
asked us
questions about
adapting the
revision for
their own
situations. For
example,
companies may
want to
implement later
or make
modifications.
At this session,
you’ll hear
answers to those
questions.
Original presentation date:
Monday, January 31, 2011
Target Audience: Company personnel charged with implementing the LOI revision
Rimma Maasbach, FCAS, MAAA, CPCU
Actuarial Consultant
ISO |
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Rimma Maasbach is an actuarial consultant at ISO. Her
work includes loss cost level reviews, filings, and
special projects. She has also been heavily involved in
development of commercial property limit of insurance
curves and catastrophe modeling procedures for terrorism
and hurricane. She is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial
Society and a Member of the American Academy of
Actuaries
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Loretta Newman, CPCU
Manager, Commercial Property Division
ISO |
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Loretta Newman is manager of ISO’s Commercial Fire & Allied Lines Division,
which develops of policy forms and rules for commercial property insurance. Ms.
Newman has 25 years of experience in technical and managerial positions in ISO’s
personal and commercial property areas. She holds the CPCU designation.
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Rich Haines
Actuarial Manager, Commercial Multi-Line Division
ISO |
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Richard Haines is an actuarial manager in ISO's Commercial Multi-Line Division
responsible for commercial property ratemaking, rating, data and processes. Mr.
Haines has over 25 years of experience at ISO with ratemaking, rating
information, and the rating process, with the last 17 years focused on
commercial property.
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