The Claims Performance Statement Sample Clauses

The Claims Performance Statement. GEFA will provide to GECC a Claims Performance Statement on a quarterly basis to show the following information for each Scheme, product and cover type in respect of each Local Agreement. The following information will be shown for each quarter for the last two years (the most recent quarter to be included will be that which ended six months prior to the date of the quarterly Profit Share Account): • Earned Exposure in the quarter; • Gross Earned Premium; • Earned Claims Fund; • Number of claims (including an estimate for claims which have occurred in that quarter but have not yet been reported); • Claims paid; • Claims reserved by type; • Claims Frequency; • Average duration of claims where relevant (e.g. for Accident and Sickness and Involuntary Unemployment claims); • Gross Loss Ratio; and • Risk Loss Ratio. GEFA will include the data from the two quarters immediately preceding the end of the quarterly Profit Share Account, but the Parties acknowledge that the performance reflected by such data will not be mature because the development of reported claims takes two quarters and the detailed analysis will not yet be available. Each claim will be allocated to a quarter in accordance with the date in which the claim occurred. GEFA shall provide the first Claims Performance Statement to GECC based on data as at 31st December 2003 on or by 31st March 2004. GECC and GEFA hereby agree that discussions relating to individual Schemes shall be restricted to those Schemes which are agreed to be of a size where the claims performance has stabilised but in determining whether or not such stabilisation has occurred the Parties shall have regard to the performance of the relevant Schemes before they become subject to a Local Agreement as well as after. In respect of Existing Business, GECC hereby agrees that if a Local Agreement, product or individual Scheme is identified at the Quarterly Performance Meeting as running at Loss Ratio greater than ** per cent., the Parties shall as soon as reasonably practicable hold good faith discussions to attempt to agree a plan and timetable for actions to bring any such Scheme or product to a Loss Ratio of ** per cent. Such plan shall include one or more of the following: • Make changes to the amount of premium allocated to a particular cover; • Increase the Claims Fund as a percentage of the Gross Written Premium; • Make a change to the terms and conditions of the Policies in a particular scheme; or • Such other mechanism as agre...
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