Overview of Tennessees Workers Compensation Market Conditions and Environment August 29, 2013 Advisory Council on Workers Compensation Presented by Mike.

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Overview of Tennessees Workers Compensation Market Conditions and Environment August 29, 2013 Advisory Council on Workers Compensation Presented by Mike Shinnick - TDCI 1

Presentation Covers Premium Segment Changes Key National Indicators National and State Price Changes 2013 Voluntary LCM Distribution Assigned Risk Trends Assigned Risk Cycle Implications Likely Assigned Risk 2014 LCM Recommendation Insolvency Changes, Including Two New TN A.M. Best Ratings By Premium Concentrations NCCI AIS Summary 2

2012 Market Segments 3 Millions in Premiums * Excluding government sponsored groups; Individual Self Insureds are on an equivalent premium basis, Group premiums are estimated. ** Change in equivalent premium premium tax calculation: weighted average voluntary LCM vs. assigned risk LCM: 1.34/1.51(-11.3%); lost 5 & no new added

National Picture 4

Property & Casualty Underwriting Results Improved Significantly Net Calendar Year Combined Ratio – Private Carriers Line of Business preliminary Personal Auto101%102% Homeowners107%122%104% Com. Multi Peril101%113%107% Com. Auto98%104%107% Workers Comp115% 109% Total P&C Industry 102%108%103% Sources: NCCI for Workers Comp; Total P/C Industry: ISO 5 Combined Ratio = Expense Ratio + Loss & LAE Ratio; results <100 equate to an underwriting profit

Calendar Year Combined Ratios Except for 2008, WC Consistently Trails Overall P&C Results (on Average 6 Points Less Favorable) Source: NCCI; Annual Statement Date; ISO; 2011 preliminary data 6

Workers Compensation Indemnity Claims Cost – Modest Increase in 2012 Source: NCCI (2012 is preliminary) 7

WC Medical Claim Cost Trends Sources: NCCI – Medical Severity; Economy.com – Medical CPI; 2012 is preliminary Percentage Change 8

WC Lost-Time Claim Frequency Continued to Decline in 2012 Source: NCCI; 2012 is Preliminary; 2010 & 2011 frequency is adjusted for recessionary factors Percentage 9

Countrywide Accident Year Combined Ratios Source: NCCI; 2012 preliminary data 10

WC Operating Gain Reemerges Pre-Tax Operating Gain Ratio – Private Carriers Source: , Annual Statement Data; 2012 NCCI - preliminary % Average ( )

According to Goldman Sachs, Prices Appear to be Increasing Agent Responses on WC Rates on Renewals vs. 12 Months Prior Source: Goldman Sachs Research, Proprietary Survey, January 2013 Pricing Survey, Insurance: Property & Casualty (Exhibit 4, WC) 12 Percentage of Respondents

Change in Commercial Rate Renewals, by Line: 1Q12 vs. 1Q13 13 Source: Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers; Insurance Information Institute

Tennessee Specific 14

TN Direct Premium Written Premium (DPW) History -4% 11% 15 DPW: Direct Premiums Written" - Property/casualty premiums collected by the insurer from policyholders, before reinsurance premiums are deducted. Insurers share some direct premiums and the risk involved with their reinsurers.

Tennessee Accident Year Combined Ratios Source: NCCI - added 9/23/13; 2012 preliminary data 16

Loss Cost Filing & Final Approvals Since 2004 Reforms Implemented Year Filing MadeNCCI Filed RateAdvisory Council Recommendation C&I Approved Rate Effective Date % 9/1/ % 7/1/ % 7/1/ % 3/1/ %0%1.4%3/1/ % 7/1/ %-8.6%-7.2%3/1/ % 7/1/ %-3.4%-3.1%3/1/ % 3/1/ %-5.3%-5.1%3/1/ % 11/1/ %-.3%.4%3/1/ % 8/9/ *2.3%1.6%2.3%3/1/ % since 2004 Reforms*

Tennessee Voluntary Market Weighted Average Loss Cost Multiplier History 18 Multipliers are based on prior year premium weighted average market shares. +4%

TN Price Change Analysis Source: NCCI 19

2013 LCM Distribution (by Direct Premium Written) 20 Median % are above 1.05 and below % above 1.52 Assigned Risk LCM A complete listing of LCMs is posted on the Departments website

TN WC Premium Tax Revenues YE 8/31/09YE 8/31/10YE 8/31/11YE 8/31/12 Self Insurance$8M$6.7M$7.5M$6.4M Insurance$31.8M$25.9M$26.6M$31.7M Total Premium Tax* $39.8M$32.6M$34.1M$38.1M 21 Data excludes.4% TOSHA Surcharge

Tennessee Workers Compensation Insurance Plan (TWCIP) 22

TWCIP Premium History Up 38% 23 Best Experience

Servicing Carrier & Direct Assignment Carrier Loss Ratio History 71% Break Even 24

TWCIP LCM History 25

TN Assigned Risk Market Share - NAIC Direct Premium Written 26

LCM History: Voluntary vs. TWCIP TWCIP 21% On Average Higher 27

TN Assigned Risk Bookings Up, But Growth Slowing Since March

TCA § (c)(6)(B) The commissioner shall annually establish the multiplier to be applied to the advisory prospective loss cost for the assigned risk plan. In establishing such multiplier, the commissioner shall consider the estimated cost of providing required services pursuant to this subsection and the level of the multipliers in the voluntary market. (emphasis added) 29

Servicing Carrier & Direct Assignment Carrier Loss Ratio History 71% Break Even

Aons Actuarial Estimate of Break Even 3/1/14 LCM Mid Point Low High Projections are grossed up to reflect 50% reduction in tabular surcharge effective 9/1/12. MID POINT: Full data period is , excluding experience for 2010 due to $5M+ claim. Had Aon used 2010 data, the full impact would have projected a HIGH of 1.66 LCM. Six million dollar claim development in 2006 responsible for overall increase in the numbers. No provision for adverse deviation due to 2014 premium projected to be much higher than , when cycle was in its low ebb final target reflects experience from , while 1.57 reflects final target low o Same data segment that produced current 1.52 LCM o Encompasses upper end of cycle premium levels. Premiums for the next several years are expected to grow significantly and approach the upper end range similar to whats anticipated 2014 premium position. However, will likely factor premium levels not being as high as same point in prior cycle. o Recommendation of 1.55 or 1.56 likely to be made which is between aggressive and low end projections. This is due to introduction of TAIL plan for policies with a standard premium of $250,000 and up (1.65 maximum). This should substantially improve loss ratio for this segment. TAIL Plan policies make up approximately 7% of the total premium Likely Recommendation

Currnetly Five Active Self-Insured Groups Self Insured Groups Associated Builders & Contractors of Tennessee Comptrust AGC of Tennessee Tennessee Automotive Association Tennessee Forestry Association Tennessee Health Care Association 32

Insolvencies Individual carrier data included in this section includes insolvencies over $1million in total losses. 33

WC Insolvency Data – Valued 7/31/13 (Listing Only Carriers Having Over $1M Total Unpaid Losses) Carrier (Liquidation Date) Total # Claims Total $ Amount Paid Claims Total $ Unpaid Claims Reliance (10/01)1,75938,018,29524,408,008 Home Ins. Co. (6/03)1252,657,0574,891,376 Reciprocal of America (6/03)3131,683,7902,798,327 Legion & Villanova (7/03)1,87840,405,48622,621,821 Casualty Reciprocal (8/04)521,706,2492,707,130 Realm National (6/05)523,010,2482,211,751 Imperial Casualty (5/10)1271,537,5911,544,505 Pegasus (8/10)6192,6211,181,475 Lumbermens Mutual (5/13) – PRELIMINARY872,0227,377,907 Ullico (5/13) - PRELIMINARY407,522*5,994,891 Totals (all since 10/3/01)4,43989,220,88175,737, Source: TN Guarantee Association; * projected, as not all claims have been reserved

Number of WC Carrier Insolvencies Per Year Impacting TN 35 Source: TN Guarantee Association; 2003 Legion & Villanova are combined & shown as one.

TN Guaranty Fund Assessment History (Millions) 36

A.M. Best Ratings for Companies with >$1M Premium – Premium Shares 37 As of July 31, 2013

TN Restaurant Association All claims have been paid. TDCI is filing fees, a final return with the IRS then closure motion with the court. 38

NCCI Annual Issues Symposium Summary Negatives Positives Underwriting results Premium increased Potential expansion of alternative systems for WC Frequency decline resumes Interest rates at historic lows Severity growth moderate Uncertain impact from healthcare reform Improved Countrywide AY Combined Ratio Pace of economic recovery Industrys capital position 39 Encouraging

Summary: NCCI Filings Reported Quarterly Third Quarter 2012 TWCIP Change Revision to TWCIP Rehabilitation and Tabular Surcharge Reduction Incentive Plan Fourth Quarter TN-2012 Revision to Basic Manual State Rule Exceptions for Rule 2-E-1-B and Rule 2-E-3 40 First Quarter 2013 None N/A Second Quarter 2013 Item R Item R Update to the Retrospective Rating Plan Parameters – Excess Loss Factors Update to the Retrospective Rating Plan Parameters – State Hazard Group Differentials

Summary: NCCI Filings Reported Quarterly (continued) First Quarter 2013 None Second Quarter 2013 Item R Item R Update to the Retrospective Rating Plan Parameters – Excess Loss Factors Update to the Retrospective Rating Plan Parameters – State Hazard Group Differentials 41