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What is meant by a “mature” rate?

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What is meant by a “mature” rate?

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At some point in time, all potential claims arising from services rendered during the first year of coverage should (theoretically) be reported already. This point in time is referred to as the mature year. Because the exposure levels off, premiums level off as well.

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At some point in time, all potential claims arising from services rendered during the first year of coverage should (theoretically) be reported already. This point in time is referred to as the mature year. Because the exposure levels off, premiums level off as well. Generally policies reach maturity in five years. Note that premiums may increase or decrease during any year due tooverall loss experience or other factors.

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