Layers
Validation details supported by Touchstone.
The following table details the validation rules for Touchstone fields related to layers:
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Description |
Validation Rules |
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Type |
Identifies each layer and sublimit. Users can create item by selecting "Layer" or "Sublimit" in the Add row. |
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Layer ID |
User-defined layer identifier |
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Sublimit ID |
ID for the sublimit. |
Read-only |
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Currency |
Currency for the contract to which this layer belongs |
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Premium |
Sum of the written premiums for the risks in this layer |
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Perils |
Perils that this layer covers See the list of valid peril codes. Note:
To specify multiple perils in a single entry within an import file, separate the corresponding peril codes with a Plus (+) symbol, for example, PWH+PES). |
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All perils (PAL) |
Applies to Locations |
Sublimit area to which the sublimit will be applied. Values include "Create New", "All", and any existing sublimit areas. |
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Create New |
Limit Type |
One of the following limit types:
For detailed information about the effects that each layer limit type has on the related layer fields, see Limit Fields for Layers. For a list of the valid limit type combinations for layers, sublimits, and locations, see Limit Type Combinations. |
Defaults to a value in the Touchstone user interface Note:
Touchstone does not support layers with C (Limit by Coverage) or CB (Combined, Including Time Separately) limit types. Therefore, if your import file contains a layer with either limit type (C or CB), Touchstone transfers the data from this layer to the sublimit to preserve the C or CB limit type. |
B - Blanket Limit |
Total Limit (Limit 1 and Limit 2) |
Occurrence limit for layers For Excess Limit policies, enter the appropriate limit. If statutory covery applies above one excess layer, include another layer record. For detailed information about the effects that each layer limit type has on the total limit and on related limit fields, see Limit Fields for Layers. For Workers' Compensation policies, terms are entered in the layer record, not on locations. For statutory coverage with no deductible or retention, no layer is required (loss is unlimited). If a deductible applies, include a layer record, and make sure that the total limit is a large value. Occurrence limit amount for sublimits (Limit 1) Coverage A limit for blanket (B), excess (E), by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI), and combined coverage (CB) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. Occurrence limit amount for sublimits (Limit 2) Coverage B limit for by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. |
Validation rules for layers
Validation rules for sublimits (Limit 1)
Must be blank (0) if the limit type is one of the following:
Must be a numeric value between 0 and 999,999,999,999,999 inclusive Validation rules for sublimits (Limit 2)
Must be blank (0) if the limit type is one of the following:
Must be a numeric value between 0 and 999,999,999,999,999 inclusive |
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Participation Limit % (0-1) |
Occurrence participation limit, displayed as a percentage of the total limit. The value in this field is updated when you modify the Participation Limit (Limit 2) column, and vice-versa. This field is not supported for sublimits. |
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Participation Limit (Limit 2) |
Participation limit for layers Occurrence participation limit For Excess Limit policies, this field represents the gross limit for the insurer's participation in this layer before ceded reinsurance, if any. For example, if the insurer signs 4% of 100 million excess of 5 million, then the gross limit is 4 million. For detailed information about the effects that each of the layer limit types has on the participation limit and other related layer fields, see Limit Fields for Layers. Participation limit for sublimits Occurrence participation limit For Excess Limit policies, this field represents the gross limit for the insurer's participation in this layer before ceded reinsurance, if any. For example, if the insurer signs 4% of 100 million excess of 5 million, then the gross limit is 4 million. For detailed information about the effects that each of the layer limit types has on the participation limit and other related layer fields, see Limit Fields for Layers. |
Validation rules for layers
Validation rules for sublimits
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Attachment Point |
Attachment point for layers Attachment point, which is the amount of original risk above which the limit will be attached. You can enter deductibles separately or include deductibles as part of the attachment point with a $0 deductible used. For detailed information about the effects that each of the layer limit types has on the attachment point and other related layer fields, see Limit Fields for Layers. Attachment point for sublimits Coverage A attachment point for by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. |
Validation rules for layers
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0 |
Deductible Type |
One of the following deductible types:
For AP - Attachment Point, FR - Franchise Deductible, B - Blanket Deductible, and PL - Percent of Loss deductible types, the location level deductibles, if any, are applied first. For MM - Minimum and Maximum, MI - Minimum Deductible Amount, and MA - Maximum Deductible Amount deductible types, the location deductible (for the risks affected by a given event) is compared to the layer deductible using the full ground-up distribution to determine the deductible amount. For detailed information about the effects that each of the layer deductible types has on the related layer fields, see Deductictible Fields for Layers. For a listing of the valid deductible combinations for layers, sublimits, and locations, see Deductible Type Combinations. |
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N - No Deductible |
Deductible 1 |
Amount for deductible 1 Depending on the deductible type, this field contains the actual value of:
This field contains a percentage for the PL - Percent of Loss deductible type. For detailed information about the effects that each of the layer deductible types has on the deductible 1 and other related layer fields, see Deductible Fields for Layers. |
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Deductible 2 |
Amount for deductible 2 The field represents the actual value of the maximum deductible amount for deductible type MM - Minimum and Maximum. Property exposures only. For detailed information about the effects that each of the layer deductible types has on the deductible 2 and other related layer fields, see Deductible Fields for Layers. |
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Reinsurance Count |
Number of reinsurance treaties for this layer |
Read-only. Clicking the hyperlinked value opens the Reinsurance tab in the Layer Details record where you can view and manage the reinsurance terms for the layer. (Clicking the Layer ID also opens the Layer Details record.) |
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Limit 3 (Limit C) (for sublimits only) |
Coverage C limit for by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. |
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Limit 4 (Limit D) (for sublimits only) |
Coverage D limit for by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI) and combined coverage (CB) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. |
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Attachment 2 (Attachment B) (for sublimits only) |
Coverage B attachment point for by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. |
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Attachment 3 (Attachment C) (for sublimits only) |
Coverage C attachment point for by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. |
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Attachment 4 (Attachment D) (for sublimits only) |
Coverage D attachment point for by-coverage (C, C100, and CAI) and combined coverage (CB) sublimits. For all other sublimit types, this field is not applicable. |
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