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retrocession

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retrocession /ret·ro·ces·sion/ (-sesh´un) a going backward; backward displacement.
ret·ro·ces·sion (rtr-sshn)
n.
1. A relapse, as of a disease.
2. Cessation of the external symptoms of a disease, followed by signs of involvement of an internal organ or part.
3. Backward displacement of the uterus or other organ.

retrocession [ret″ro-sesh´un]
a going backward; backward displacement.

retrocession
a going backward; backward displacement.


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Although these alternative sources of capital may seem small, they play an important role in supporting retrocession, the transfer of reinsurance risks to other reinsurers.
The ratings reflect Continental Re's insufficient although improving risk management and insufficient security within the company's retrocession panel, in addition to the unstable economic and political environment of the company's core market.
a reinsurance company that writes property catastrophe, per risk, marine and energy, retrocession and other specialty short-tail lines of business, leased 3,775s/f at 48 Wall St.
 
 
 
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