Reinsurance tutorials #37 What is retention? Retention is the amount of insurance liability (in pro rata, for participation with the reinsurer) or…
Reinsurance tutorials #36 What is profit commission? A profit commission is another kind that could be part of the reinsurance agreement. The Profit…
Reinsurance tutorials #35 What is priority? In Excess of Loss contracts, PRIORITY means the retention of the company in a reinsurance XL agreement.…
Reinsurance tutorials #34 What is a pricing tool? In the reinsurance industry, Pricing Tools are used on a daily basis. They are vital to assess and…
The first edition of the ILS show, presented by CCR Re in parallel with the quarterly newsletter,ILS News, demonstrated the opportunities offered by…
Reinsurance tutorials #33 What is motor insurance? Motor insurance encompasses own property damages and third party liability when using the vehicle.…
Reinsurance tutorials #32 What is moral hazard? Reinsurance contracts, such as insurance policies, aim at covering hazards. Without hazard, there…
Reinsurance tutorials #31 What is loss occuring? A reinsurance contract specifies its period of effect: date of inception and date of termination.…
The first edition of the ILS show, presented by CCR Re in parallel with its quarterly ILS newsletter, provided the opportunity to review several…
Reinsurance tutorials #30 What is loss ratio? The loss ratio is used by insurance and reinsurance companies. It is calculated as follows: cost of…
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