We think our customers spent about $2.5 million total to prevent $500 million in gross
losses. And it doesn't have to be through deductibles and business solutions; it's through screws and screw guns."
Using a wall loss model with a velocity dependence of
losses very different from the step function model, and adding gaps, we obtained the same degree of linearity.
Reinsurance companies are also looking to provide much higher attachments to projected incurred
losses. Because reinsurance is necessary, totally withdrawing from the insurance marketplace and all of its concerns via the captive option is simply not feasible right now.
Detects and/or reject
losses. Most production units already focus on this type of loss through quality management processes or statistical process control (SPC).
By taking a large paper loss on a stock or a mutual fund right away, an investor can build up a "bank" of tax
losses that can be used to offset future gains.
Third, impairment
losses should decrease in size (fewer "big baths"), but reported more frequently, resulting in timely information.
* Institutions should continue to maintain conservative allowance levels within a reasonable range of estimated credit
losses, and banks can reserve at the high end of the range if it is management's best estimate.
With the addition of other stressors such as the emotional reactions to several
losses and coping with reactions of family and friends, a great deal of unavailable energy may be required.
Service providers, such as counselors, medical professionals, and rehabilitation workers, must be able to talk openly and honestly with older adults with sensory
losses about the future, to encourage and teach planning, and, when necessary, to facilitate the planning process.
When you're developing your list of risk and insurance objectives, you'll need to look at three loss areas: the operating asset, the associated loss from operating interruptions and the
losses to third parties who suffer as a result of the operating asset loss.
These
losses rarely involve the numbness stage for more than a brief time, unless the grief is for the loss of a practice or a crippling attack on the physician's social or economic status, as happens with malpractice suits.
But Johnson thought he'd found a way out--a potential tax loophole that would allow the native corporations to sell their
losses to profitable companies seeking tax write-offs.