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Decide whether an applicant's submitted financial statements justify offering coverage at the quoted limit.
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+Decide whether the applicant's submitted financial statements justify offering coverage at the…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Decide whether the applicant's submitted financial statements justify offering coverage at the quoted [limit=$5,000,000] limit — combine the balance sheet, income statement and cashflow PDF pages into one file, check all pages are legible, and flag any missing schedules before I issue a provisional offer.
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+Before I rule on the [limit=$5,000,000] limit, make it easy to see solvency and leverage — put the…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Before I rule on the [limit=$5,000,000] limit, make it easy to see solvency and leverage — put the balance sheet, income statement and cashflow summary at the front, highlight EBITDA, current ratio and debt maturities, and flag any unreadable or missing schedules a reviewer would balk at.
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Insurance UnderwriterAdobe Acrobat ProMicrosoft Excelalso: Evaluate Applicant Financialsalso: Validate Financial Justification
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