Class of business means all or a distinct grouping of small employers as shown on the records of the small employer carrier.
Class of business shall be defined as each individual class or line of business as delineated by the Retrocedant as of the date hereof as set forth on Exhibit A-1.
Class of business means all or a separate grouping of covered insureds that is permitted by the commissioner in accordance with Section 31A-30-105.
Examples of Class of business in a sentence
Class of business A4.11.2 Where an Insurer underwrites Contracts of Insurance in Class 1 or Class 2, and those contracts constitute Long-Term Insurance contracts, the Insurer must not calculate a reserving risk component in respect of those contracts but must instead calculate a Long-Term Insurance risk component as set out in section A4.12.
More Definitions of Class of business
Class of business means all or a distinct grouping of small employers
Class of business means all or a separate grouping of small employers established
Class of business means all or a distinct grouping of small employers determined in accordance with rules promul- gated by the commissioner under s. 635.05 (4).
Class of business means all or a separate grouping of
Class of business means all or a separate grouping of small employers established pursuant to 33-22-1808.
Class of business means all or a separate grouping of small employers established under section 26.1-36.3-03.
Class of business means all or a separate grouping of small employers established pursuant to Section 6514 of this title. Group size shall not be used as a class of business;