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Arizona Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 17, 2016) |
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Title 20. COMMERCE, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AND INSURANCE |
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Chapter 5. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF ARIZONA |
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Article 7. SELF-INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR WORKERS’ COMPENSATION POOLS ORGANIZED UNDER A.R.S. § 23-961.01 |
Section R20-5-715. Aggregate and Specific Excess Insurance Policies
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A. A pool shall maintain aggregate and specific excess insurance policies during all periods of self-insurance.
B. The Commission shall not consider policies of aggregate and specific excess insurance when determining a pool’s ability to fulfill its financial obligations under the Arizona Workers’ Compensation Act, unless the policies are issued by a casualty insurance company authorized by the Arizona Department of Insurance to transact business in Arizona.
C. A pool or insurance company seeking to cancel or refuse renewal of aggregate and specific excess insurance policies shall provide 90 days written notice of the proposed cancella- tion or non-renewal to the other party to the policies and to the Commission. The written notice shall be by registered or certi- fied mail. Failure to provide notice as required by this Section precludes cancellation or non-renewal of the policies.
D. Policy and Retention Amounts.
1. Policy and retention amounts for specific and aggregate excess insurance for a pool shall be as follows:
a. Maximum retention for specific excess insurance shall not exceed $250,000. Specific excess insurance shall be provided to the statutory limit; and
b. Maximum retention of aggregate excess insurance shall not exceed 110% of collected premiums. Total aggregate insurance coverage shall not be less than
$5,000,000.
2. Aggregate and specific excess insurance policies shall state that payments of workers’ compensation benefits on a claim made by a member employer, pool, or surety under a bond or through the use of other approved securi- ties shall be applied toward reaching the retention level in the policy.
Historical Note
Adopted effective September 9, 1998 (Supp. 98-3).