Description
Review casualty insurance submissions to assess liability exposures, price risk, and determine acceptance, limits, and coverage terms in line with underwriting guidelines and profitability goals.
- • Decline unacceptable or unprofitable casualty risks.
- • Communicate with brokers, agents, and loss control to gather underwriting information, quote terms, and explain guidelines.
- • Evaluate potential for severe liability losses, social inflation, venue risk, and aggregation across accounts.
- • Adjust pricing, limits, retentions, and endorsements for substandard risks using rating tools and authority levels.
- • Review in-force policies and related-entity aggregates to manage capacity and exposure.
- • Arrange facultative reinsurance or cede under treaties for high-severity exposures.
- • Analyze submissions—applications, loss runs, contracts, safety programs, and financials—to assess liability exposures and controls.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
