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- Risk_retention_group abstract "A risk retention group (RRG) is an alternative risk transfer entity created by the federal Liability Risk Retention Act (LRRA). RRGs must form as liability insurance companies under the laws of at least one state—its charter state or domicile. The owners of the RRG are also its owners and membership must be limited to persons engaged in similar businesses or activities, thus being exposed to the same types of liability. Most RRGs are regulated as captive insurance companies. However, RRGs domiciled in states without captive law are regulated as traditional insurance companies.Major benefits of RRGs include the ability of members to control their own program; to obtain rate stability over the long-term; to implement effective loss control/risk management practices; to obtain dividends for good loss experience; to have access to reinsurance markets; to maintain a stable source of liability coverage at affordable rates; and to operate on a multi-state level.".
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageExternalLink 126440.html.
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageExternalLink www.evergreenusa.com.
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageExternalLink profile.html.
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageExternalLink mead10.aspx.
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageExternalLink www.riskretention.org.
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageExternalLink www.rrr.com.
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageExternalLink education.
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageID "23270033".
- Risk_retention_group wikiPageRevisionID "599603936".
- Risk_retention_group context "January 2010".
- Risk_retention_group noFootnotes "January 2010".
- Risk_retention_group notability "January 2010".
- Risk_retention_group subject Category:Insurance_in_the_United_States.
- Risk_retention_group comment "A risk retention group (RRG) is an alternative risk transfer entity created by the federal Liability Risk Retention Act (LRRA). RRGs must form as liability insurance companies under the laws of at least one state—its charter state or domicile. The owners of the RRG are also its owners and membership must be limited to persons engaged in similar businesses or activities, thus being exposed to the same types of liability. Most RRGs are regulated as captive insurance companies.".
- Risk_retention_group label "Risk retention group".
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- Risk_retention_group sameAs Q7336248.
- Risk_retention_group sameAs Q7336248.
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- Risk_retention_group isPrimaryTopicOf Risk_retention_group.