What if I dont capture the BCEG credit?
Enter in all zeros for this field and no credit will be given. Q: For policies to which we give a BCEG credit, the 2000/2001 Data Call directs us to report our “actual BCEG code (01-10).” Our company also captures BCEG credits of 11-20 (or B-L), 98 (or X), and 99 (or N). How should we report such codes to the FHCF? A: The FHCF’s BCEG premium credit structure is based on ISO’s BCEG Community Grades of 1-10. ISO also outlines an Individual Grading (codes 11-20) under which a building may be individually graded and certified as “Grade 1” for Windstorm/Hail. For a policy that covers a building that has been individually graded and certified as “Grade 1” for Windstorm/Hail, and is eligible for a BCEG credit from the FHCF, exposure should be reported to the FHCF with BCEG credit code “01.” Exposure from policies with ISO BCEG code “99” Ungraded or code “98” Non-Participating must be reported to the FHCF with FHCF BCEG code “00.” If your company used BCEG credit codes/classifications not prov
