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ULAE
(redirected from Unallocated Loss Adjustment Expense)

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ULAEUniversal Limited Art Editions (fine art print publisher)
ULAEUnallocated Loss Adjustment Expense
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The claims factory will improve settlement accuracy by focusing on consistency of process and top-notch customer service, while keeping unallocated loss adjustment expense to a minimum.
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During the quarter, excluding involuntary pools and unallocated loss adjustment expenses, we realized $6.
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Folksamerica will reimburse Sierra for these costs from an account consisting of the unallocated loss adjustment expense (ULAE) reserves and accrued liabilities as of the closing, a percentage of premiums earned after the closing, plus accrued interest on the ULAE reserves.
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