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Investment / Types of insurance / Financial institutions / Institutional investors / Self insurance / Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act / Stop loss policy / Co-insurance / Self-funded health care / Insurance / Financial economics / Health insurance
Date: 2012-05-29 11:25:38
Investment
Types of insurance
Financial institutions
Institutional investors
Self insurance
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Stop loss policy
Co-insurance
Self-funded health care
Insurance
Financial economics
Health insurance

1. How common is the use of stop loss insurance in connection with self-insured arrangements? Does the usage vary (and, if so, how) based on the size of the underlying arrangement or based on other factors? How many indi

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