Reinsurance
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Reinsurance
Primary insurers, called cedents, buy it to smooth catastrophe volatility, protect surplus against large losses, gain capacity to ...
Treaty Reinsurance
Proportional treaties, quota share and surplus, share every risk by percentage or line, with ceding commissions and often profit s...
Facultative Reinsurance
Each submission is underwritten on its own facts, offered at a bespoke price, and accepted or declined, unlike treaty automatic fl...
Retrocession
Retro lets a reinsurer balance portfolios, cap peak exposures, and free capital, creating a chain from policyholder through insure...
Catastrophe Reinsurance
A program might sit 400 million in limits part of 250 million, meaning the reinsurer pays when one event net loss crosses 250 mill...
Insurance-Linked Securities
Cat bonds pay sponsors a layer of protection funded by investor principal: if a defined event or aggregate loss trigger hits, inve...