LIABILITY EXCESS OF LOSS REINSURANCE

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A cedant (large insurer in a large market) bought a Liability XOL covering CGL, WC, D&O, E&O, Crime, etc. It

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Sydney Opera House is a famous landmark. Its construction was started in 1958 and scheduled to be completed in 1963.

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One of the very common Long-term non-life policies are Project Insurance. Engineering underwriters are very comfortable with giving long term

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Normally CAT XL is bought on a Loss Occurring During (LOD) basis. Let’s discuss the impact if a cedant decides

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Bermuda reminds us of beatiful beaches as well as the Bermuda Triangle (Devil’s Triangle). Hurricane Katrina in 2005 was the

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Political risk is normally excluded under most reinsurance treaties. Political risks include War, Civil war, mutiny, terrorism, sabotage, nationalization, currency

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Yesterday we discussed about RSM 1 which is based on Premium. Today, we discuss about RSM 2 which is based

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In India, a reinsured doesn’t get the full credit for Reinsurance in solvency calculations. Let’s understand the factor-based solvency calculations

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We had seen from the A.M. BEST analysis of Insurance Company failures that 8% of all failures were due to

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A.M. BEST analysis of insurance failures gives the following primary causes for Insurance failures: a) Insufficient reserves: 34% of failures

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