Workers' Comp Rates for Investment Company (Class Code 8840)

Description

Covers employees of investment companies performing portfolio management, trading, and client advisory services.

Common Businesses

Investment firmsAsset management companiesHedge fundsMutual fund companies

Hazard Group

A

Filed Figures Published

1

state · class percentile 5

Filed Figures for Class Code 8840 in the States That Publish Them

Copied from each state's own regulator or rating bureau filing, per $100 of payroll. A loss cost is what the filing calls it — your insurer multiplies it by its own loss cost multiplier; a rate is a manual rate. States not listed publish no per-class figure this site has transcribed.

StatePer $100What it isFiling
New York$0.209Loss cost (before insurer LCM)NYCIRB, Bulletin R.C. 2659, Exhibit A, effective 2026-10-01

Judged only from filed tables, code 8840 has a class percentile of 5 (0 = the cheapest class, 100 = the most expensive) across the 1 filing that list it.

How States Rank for Class Code 8840

Cost index 1.00 = the median of the 47 rated states. It is a relative position from this site’s model, not a price, and it does not vary by class code; a state’s filed figure, where it publishes one, is shown beside it. North Dakota, Ohio, Washington and Wyoming are not included. Each is a monopolistic state fund that sets premium on its own basis rather than on an NCCI class-code rate per $100 of payroll, so there is no comparable figure to average or rank.

StateCost indexFiled figureFiling effective
Indiana0.73—2026-01-01
Texas0.74—2026-07-01
Virginia0.78—2026-04-01
Utah0.79—2026-02-01
Arkansas0.82—2026-07-01
Colorado0.83—2026-01-01
South Dakota0.83—2026-07-01
Arizona0.86—2026-01-01
Nebraska0.88—2026-02-01
North Carolina0.88—2026-04-01
Idaho0.89—2026-01-01
Tennessee0.89—2026-10-01
Kansas0.90—2026-01-01
Mississippi0.91—2026-03-01
New Mexico0.92—2026-01-01
Kentucky0.93—2026-01-01
South Carolina0.93—2026-04-01
Iowa0.95—2026-01-01
Missouri0.96—2026-01-01
Nevada0.97—2026-03-01
Georgia0.98—2026-03-01
Maryland0.98—2026-01-01
Oregon0.99—2026-01-01
West Virginia1.00—2026-01-01
Alabama1.01—2026-03-01
Minnesota1.01—2026-01-01
New Hampshire1.01—2026-01-01
Wisconsin1.01—2026-10-01
Delaware1.03—2025-12-01
Maine1.03—2025-04-01
Rhode Island1.04—2026-08-01
Michigan1.05—2026-01-01
Vermont1.05—2026-04-01
New York1.06$0.209 loss cost2026-10-01
Florida1.07—2026-01-01
Montana1.07—2026-07-01
District of Columbia1.10—2026-01-01
Massachusetts1.10—2024-07-01
Oklahoma1.10—2026-01-01
Illinois1.12—2026-01-01
Connecticut1.14—2026-01-01
Louisiana1.17—2026-05-01
Hawaii1.20—2026-01-01
Pennsylvania1.20—2026-04-01
New Jersey1.21—2026-01-01
Alaska1.33—2026-01-01
California1.34—2026-09-01

A filed rate — or a loss cost times your insurer's multiplier — is step 1 of the eight-step rating-bureau premium algorithm. See what your carrier applies after that, or work out premium for code 8840 with your own rate, payroll and experience mod.

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8742

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8871

Clerical Telecommuter Employees

Hazard Group: B

Frequently Asked Questions

What is workers' comp class code 8840?
Class code 8840 (Investment Company) is an NCCI workers' compensation classification in the Office & Professional industry group. Covers employees of investment companies performing portfolio management, trading, and client advisory services. Hazard group: A.
How much is workers' comp insurance for class code 8840?
It depends on the state, and only some states publish a per-class figure. For class code 8840, the filed figures per $100 of payroll are: New York $0.209 (loss cost, NYCIRB, effective 2026-10-01). A loss cost is not a rate — your insurer multiplies it by its own loss cost multiplier — and every figure is before your experience modification. For other states this site shows a relative cost index, not a dollar figure. North Dakota, Ohio, Washington and Wyoming are not included. Each is a monopolistic state fund that sets premium on its own basis rather than on an NCCI class-code rate per $100 of payroll, so there is no comparable figure to average or rank.
What businesses use workers' comp class code 8840?
Class code 8840 typically applies to Investment firms, Asset management companies, Hedge funds, Mutual fund companies.

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