Single account case definition
Single account case means an account that is at least as credible as the minimum level of credibility elected by the insurer for defining a single account case. A single account case must exclude all accounts which have been included in multiple account cases. If the insurer makes no written election, the minimum credibility factor will be one hundred percent.
Single account case means an account that is at least 25% credible or, at the option of the insurer, any higher percentage as determined by the Credibility Formula as defined in Item (6) of this Rule; and
Single account case means a case consisting of only one account as defined in Section 4. The account must meet the credibility standards of Paragraph (2) below.
More Definitions of Single account case
Single account case. , means an account that is at least as credible as the minimum level of credibility elected by the insurer for defining a single account case excluding all of these accounts which have been included in multiple account cases.
Single account case means an account that is at least as credible as the minimum level of credibility elected by the insurer for defining a single account case excluding all of these accounts which have been included in multiple account cases. An insurer may make this election by notice of the Commissioner, in writing, of the minimum credibility factor it will use to define a “Single Account Case.” Once notified, the minimum credibility factor will remain in effect for the insurer until a different factor has been filed by the insurer and approved by the Commissioner. If an insurer makes no written election, its minimum credibility factor will be 100%.
Single account case means an account that has a credibility factor of not less than .65 for the experience period, excluding all of these accounts which have been included in multiple account cases.
Single account case. , means an account that is at least as credible as the minimum level of credibility elected by the insurer