Combined Ratio

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Combined Ratio. The sum of the loss ratio (including loss adjustment expenses), expense ratio and policyholder dividend ratio, as determined in accordance with statutory accounting principles and reported to A.M. Best Company for the combined property casualty operations of the Erie Insurance Exchange and affiliated property casualty companies (collectively "Erie"). For Erie, the Combined Ratio shall be adjusted to exclude the net revenues from the management operations of Erie Indemnity Company in the... calculation of the underwriting expense ratio View More
Combined Ratio. The 'Combined Ratio' for a given period is determined as the sum of the loss and loss expense ratio, the policy acquisition cost ratio and the administrative expense ratio in relation to the P& C insurance business. For Chubb the Combined Ratio is determined as the P&C combined ratio disclosed in the 10-K for such period (or the average of the disclosed combined ratios for each year if the period is longer than one year). For Peer Group Companies for purposes of this Agreement, the Combined... Ratio is determined as the combined ratio publicly disclosed for such company, on a comparable basis, for such period (or the average of the disclosed combined ratios for each year if the period is longer than one year). View More
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