2000 FINANCIAL CALL PACKAGE

2000 Financial Data Incentive Program | 2000 Premium Call | FAQ

 

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The following is a list of the Delaware Financial Calls Valued as of 12/31/2000 for data reportable during 2001. The Delaware Financial Calls include:

Introduction Letter
Acknowledgment Form Form
Designation of Contact Person Form Form
Call #1 - Policy Year Call Form Instructions
Call #2 - Calendar Year Expense Data Call Form Instructions
Call #3 - "F" Classification Policy Year Call Form Instructions
Call #4 - Large Claim Experience by Policy Year Form Instructions
Call #6 - Small Deductible by Policy Year Form Instructions
Call #8 - Net Large Deductible Policy Year Call Form Instructions
Call #9 - Gross Large Deductible Policy Year Call Form Instructions
Call #10 - Call for Indemnity Pension Claim Experience Form Instruction
Call #12 - Assigned Risk Policy Year Call Form Instructions
Call #13 - Capitated Medical Policy Year Call Form Instructions

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: CAN WE REQUEST AN EXTENSION ON THE CALL’S REQUIRED DUE DATE?
A: The Bureau will not grant an extension for any reason. All calls must be received with a postmark date prior to or on the required due date.
 
Q: CAN CALLS BE SUBMITTED BY FAX OR E-MAIL?
A: The Bureau cannot accept facsimile or e-mail versions of original Call submissions. However, a Call revision may be submitted by fax or e-mail.
 
Q: OUR COMPANY HAS NOT WRITTEN BUSINESS IN A FEW YEARS. DO WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO SEND CALLS?
A: Yes. Experience for policy years continues to develop for many years after those policies expire. While a carrier may not have any new business, the current calendar year will generally reflect activity on those older years. Tracking of that activity is a crucial part of the Bureau’s analysis in the preparation of rate and/or loss cost filings.
 
Q: CAN WE CHANGE OUR DESIGNATED CONTACT PERSON?
A: Yes. A carrier may change their Designated Contact Person at any time. Simply notify the Bureau and we will mail you the forms to complete or you can print the forms directly from this website. Once we receive the completed form, we will update our records accordingly. Otherwise, all correspondence will continue to be sent to the contact person on record.
 
Q: DO WE REALLY NEED TO SEND A TRANSMITTAL LETTER WITH THE CALL?
A: Yes. A transmittal letter has two purposes. First, it allows the Bureau to record and process incoming mail efficiently. Secondly, it serves as proof of mailing for the carrier and the Bureau.
 
Q: THERE ARE SOME ITEMS ON OUR FINANCIAL CALLS THAT MAY LOOK EXTRAORDINARY WITHOUT EXPLANATION. SHOULD WE WAIT FOR A CRITICISM LETTER BEFORE WE OFFER AN EXPLANATION?
A: No. We encourage all carriers to attach additional information at the time of submission. In most cases a simple paragraph is sufficient and a Bureau criticism letter is avoided. Also, the questionnaire page and reconciliation pages within the calls provide carriers with an opportunity to explain any imbalances or inconsistencies.
Q: WHERE CAN I GET A COPY OF THE INSTRUCTIONS OR FORMS FOR A FINANCIAL CALL?
A: Copies of the documents can be accessed and/or printed from the Bureau's web site or from the CD that was distributed by the Bureau to all carrier groups.

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