What Is a Loss Ratio?

Loss Ratio (Loss Ratio) refers to the ratio of the total amount of compensation payments to the total premium income of an insurance company in a certain business year or period. The compensation rate is an important indicator for an insurance company to evaluate its business operation results, and it is also the main reference basis for adjusting the rate.

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Loss Ratio (Loss Ratio) refers to the ratio of the total amount of compensation payments to the total premium income of an insurance company in a certain business year or period. The compensation rate is an important indicator for an insurance company to evaluate its business operation results, and it is also the main reference basis for adjusting the rate.
The loss rate S, which is the loss coefficient, is the difference between the melting coefficient and the deposition coefficient, and then divided by the melting coefficient is the evaporation, oxidation, and spatter loss of the wire metal.

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