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    Louisiana comp insurer acquires risk management firm - Business Insurance (1)

    Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based LCTA Workers’ Comp said Tuesday that it has acquired Risk Management Resources.

    LCTA, which converted to a casualty insurance company in 2016, declined to disclose the financial terms of the deal. The company provides workers comp insurance for a variety of industries, including health care, supermarkets, restaurants, artisan contractors and municipalities.

    Baton Rouge-based Risk Management Resources has been rebranded as LCTA Risk Services Inc. Risk Management Resources has 36 employees that will join the company, according to an LCTA spokesman.

    LCTA expanded its workers comp business into Mississippi and Arkansas last year and said it continues to look for opportunities to expand into areas that will allow it to provide coverage to more Louisiana-based companies that also have locations in those states.

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  • As an expert in insurance and risk management, I can provide valuable insights into the concepts mentioned in the provided article. Let me break down the key elements:

    1. LCTA Workers’ Comp and Risk Management Resources Acquisition:

      • Baton Rouge-based LCTA Workers’ Comp has acquired Risk Management Resources.
      • LCTA Workers’ Comp converted to a casualty insurance company in 2016.
    2. Financial Terms and Details:

      • Unfortunately, the article does not disclose the financial terms of the acquisition.
      • LCTA Workers’ Comp provides workers' compensation insurance for various industries, such as healthcare, supermarkets, restaurants, artisan contractors, and municipalities.
    3. Rebranding and Workforce Integration:

      • Risk Management Resources, based in Baton Rouge, has been rebranded as LCTA Risk Services Inc.
      • The acquisition involves 36 employees from Risk Management Resources joining LCTA Workers’ Comp.
    4. LCTA Workers’ Comp Expansion:

      • LCTA Workers’ Comp expanded its workers' compensation business into Mississippi and Arkansas in the previous year.
      • The company expresses its ongoing interest in identifying opportunities for further expansion into areas that would allow them to provide coverage to Louisiana-based companies with operations in those states.
    5. Business Focus:

      • LCTA Workers’ Comp specializes in providing workers' compensation insurance, a crucial aspect for businesses across various industries.
    6. Industry Trends:

      • The article touches upon broader industry trends, such as the continuous need for insurance coverage and risk management services, evident in LCTA Workers’ Comp's expansion into neighboring states.
    7. Strategic Business Decisions:

      • The decision to rebrand Risk Management Resources and integrate its workforce signifies a strategic move by LCTA Workers’ Comp to strengthen its position in the market.
    8. Company Overview:

      • LCTA Workers’ Comp is a Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based casualty insurance company that focuses on providing workers' compensation insurance to a diverse range of industries.

    In conclusion, this acquisition highlights the dynamic nature of the insurance industry, where companies like LCTA Workers’ Comp make strategic moves to expand their reach, enhance their services, and strengthen their competitive position in the market.

    Louisiana comp insurer acquires risk management firm - Business Insurance (2024)

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    How does insurance help treat a risk? ›

    Insurance companies offer to cover the losses of an organization in the event of a risk materializing for certain cost considerations: premiums. It is in the insurance company's best interest that they evaluate the risk to gauge the probability of the pay-out materializing should the risk come to fruition.

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    • Avoidance.
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    They advise organisations on the potential risks to the profitability or existence of the company. They then decide how to avoid, reduce or transfer the risk and put plans in place for if things go wrong. As a risk manager you will work for one company, and will be in charge of managing the risk for that organisation.

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    The 5 basic principles of risk management are to: Avoid risk - Identify appropriate strategies that can be used to avoid the risk whenever possible, if a risk cannot be eliminated then it must be managed Identify risk - Assess the risk, identify the nature of the risk and who is involved Analyse risk - By examining how ...

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    An underwriter is a person who decides whether to accept a risk and calculates the premium to be charged. Proposers have a duty to disclose to the insurance company anything that they know which could affect the decision of the insurance company to accept the risk of insurance.

    What are 3 benefits to the proper use of risk management? ›

    Risk management planning and programs can prevent financial losses, ensure regulation compliance, and improve business planning when correctly implemented.

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