Rated Policy

An insurance policy issued at a higher than standard premium rate to cover the extra risk involved in certain instances where the insured does not meet the standard underwriting requirements; for example, impaired health or a particularly hazardous occupation.
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MEDICAL,USA: Insurance contract issued to an individual in a greater-than-average likelihood of loss classification such as impaired health or a hazardous occupation. This type of policy may have an exclusion clause and/or higher premium rate than a standard policy. Sometimes called an extra-risk policy .
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US: Sometimes called an “extra risk” policy, an insurance policy issued at a higher-than-standard premium rate to cover the extra risk where, for example, an insured has impaired health or a hazardous occupation.

Ratemaking

The statistical process by which insurers determine risks and pricing for the basic classes of insurance.
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The process of establishing premium rates used in insurance or other risk transfer mechanisms.

Rating

1. Determining the value of risk of an individual or organization. 2. Establishing a year’s cost of a specific unit of insurance.
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Any procedure used to compute the premium rate which a particular insured or class of Insureds is charged for a given coverage.