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Insurance Rating Bureau

Indiana Compensation Rating Bureau

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About This Business

The Indiana Compensation Rating Bureau (ICRB) is a statutory rating organization. It is a private non-profit, unincorporated association of all insurance companies licensed to write workers compensation insurance in Indiana.



The law empowers the ICRB to gather information from its member companies that may be necessary to establish fair and adequate advisory rates. In addition to the data collection and ratemaking functions, the ICRB is responsible for various workers compensation programs: rules promulgation, rating, inspection and classification, assigned risk administration, industry education, and dispute resolution.

BBB Accredited Since: 8/26/2005

Years in Business: 91

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
9/8/2005
Business Started:
7/1/1935
Business Management:
Mr. Paul Keathley, President/CEO

Additional Contact Information

Customer Contacts
Mr. Paul Keathley, President/CEO
Additional Phone Numbers
Other Phone: (800) 622-4208

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