Common use of Risk Classification Changes Clause in Contracts

Risk Classification Changes. If the policyholder requests a substandard table rating reduction or removal of a flat extra, such change will be underwritten by the us in accordance with our standard underwriting guidelines, practices, and procedures for risk selection, as communicated to you at the time of pricing, as well as any subsequent material changes to these guidelines, practices, and procedures that have been consented to in writing by you.

Risk Classification Changes. If the policyholder requests a substandard table rating reduction or removal of a flat extra, such change will be underwritten by the us in accordance with our standard the underwriting guidelines, practices, and procedures for risk selectionselection identified by the Ceding Company in the questionnaire titled "Underwriting Guidelines, as communicated to you at the time of pricing, as well as Practices and Procedures" and any subsequent material changes to these guidelines, practices, and procedures that have been Material Changes consented to in writing by youthe Reinsurer. Risk classification changes on Facultative policies will be subject to the Reinsurer's approval.

Risk Classification Changes. If the policyholder requests a substandard table rating reduction or removal of a flat extra, such change will be underwritten by the us in accordance with our standard underwriting guidelines, practices, and procedures for risk selection, as communicated to you at the time of pricing, as well as any subsequent material changes to these guidelines, practices, and procedures that have been consented to in writing by you.

Risk Classification Changes. If the policyholder requests a substandard table rating reduction or removal of a flat extra, such change will be underwritten by the us in accordance with our standard underwriting guidelines, practices, and procedures for risk selection, as a communicated to you at the time of pricing, as well as any subsequent material changes to these guidelines, practices, and procedures that have been consented to in writing by you.