* It is noteworthy that although the companies charge less premium for women than men, the increase in premium as the health class shifts is higher for women than men. This is an indication that the companies maintain a policy of high risk averseness for women as their health class goes down.
* Companies consider Best and Preferred class customers in the same segment as the premium charged is same for both of these classes.
* Transamerica charges low premium for all categories of health classes. So we can say that they are trying to tap the major chunk of the market by competitive pricing strategy.
* Prudential charges the lowest premium for nicotine patch users. Hence, it may be concluded that the company is aggressively trying to dominate this segment.
* AIG and Genworth charges least premium for Best and Preferred health class individuals falling under non-smoking category while they charge relatively higher premium for all the smoking sub-categories. This shows that these companies are targeting non-smoking category and are risk averse in nature.