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The Requirements for Forming a Self-Insurance Group

Once members understand the benefits and potential pitfalls of group self-insurance, BRS can help them begin the formation process.

  • Members must come from similar industries and share the first two digits of their Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code or first three digits of their North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) numbers.
  • Groups must be large enough to handle the insurance risks they are agreeing to cover. They must have an aggregate net worth of $5 million ($10 million preferred) and average annual consolidated group net income greater than $500,000.
  • The initial core group members must submit two years of audited financial statements and affiliate members must submit one year of reviewed financial statements.
  • Members must agree to share risk jointly and severally.
  • Members must undergo a feasibility study and submit an operating plan for approval by the state.
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