Definition

A system that rates your risk level based on various factors. A lower grade can lead to lower premiums and better coverage terms.

What to consider

  • Understand the factors included in the pricing model.
  • Compare models across different insurers.
  • Consider how market trends may impact the model.

Real world scenarios

  • An insurer explained its pricing model to a group of prospective clients, detailing how premiums are calculated.
  • A financial analyst reviewed the insurance pricing model to assess market competitiveness.
  • A business compared different insurance pricing models before choosing a provider.

Related terms

Insurance & Financial Protection