§ 50.33 - Allocation of premium income associated with entities that do share profits and losses with private sector insurers.

§ 50.33 Entities Allocation of premium income associated with entities that do not share profits and losses with private sector insurers.

(a) Treatment. A State Servicing carriers. For purposes of this subpart, a servicing carrier is an insurer that enters into an agreement to place and service insurance contracts for a state residual market insurance entity or a State state workers' compensation fund that does not share profits and losses with a private sector insurer is deemed to be a separate insurer under the Program.

(b) Premium calculation. A

and to cede premiums associated with such insurance contracts to the State residual market insurance entity or State workers' compensation fund. Premiums written by a servicing carrier on behalf of a state residual market insurance entity or State workers' compensation fund that

is deemed to be a separate insurer should follow the guidelines specified

are ceded to such an entity or fund shall not be included as direct earned premium (as described in § 50.

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2)) of the servicing carrier.

(b) Participant insurers. For purposes of this Subpart, a participant insurer is an insurer that shares in the profits and losses of a state residual market insurance entity or a state workers' compensation fund. Premium income that is distributed to or assumed by participant insurers in a state residual market insurance entity or state workers' compensation fund (whether directly or as quota share insurers of risks written by servicing carriers), shall be included in direct earned premium (as described in § 50.4(h)(1) or (2)) of the participant insurer.