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How Underwriting Profit Is Different From Revenues For Insurance Companies? |
| Answer: Underwriting profit is normal policy dollars in, vs. claims dollars out. MOST insurance companies, for example, pay out $1.07 in auto insurance claims, for every $1 in premiums - no underwriting profit there. But they perform as serve as their money, off of the invested reserves - the billions of dollars that the state makes them hold back, to pay days claims. THAT is where the majority of the "profits" come from. So, underwriting profit |
FRANKFURT, Germany —
Polished Services revenues for the quarter ended March 31, 2012 increased 14.2% to $1.3 million from $1.1 million in the year-ago age driven by early adopters of Cover-All's new NexGen Policy and Business Perspicacity solutions.