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reinsurance

Managed Care A type of protection purchased by HMOs or providers from insurance companies specializing in underwriting specific risks for a stipulated premium
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asks companies to reveal details of finite reinsurance in their filings.
Good night, finite? While regulators step up their scrutiny of past finite reinsurance transactions, industry watchers say there's still a valid place for the nontraditional transactions, if insurers toe the regulatory line
In 1979, he recalled, Baden-Baden shed its German marine element and began to focus strictly on reinsurance.
Road to renewal: insurers size up reinsurers in a different way at each of three fall gatherings that culminate in new annual pricing agreements
Alternatively, quota-share reinsurance may provide some relief from losses from acts of terrorism, since quota-share reinsurance provides first-dollar coverage.
Loss stoppers: alternative reinsurance designs can reduce some of the uncertainty surrounding terrorism
The influx of lawyers and arbitrators into the reinsurance arbitration field, combined with the staggering dollar amounts at issue and the demise of long-term cedent-reinsurer relationships, has resulted in arbitration disputes that resemble trench warfare, more than a civilized method to obtain a "fast, fair, and cost-effective resolution by knowledgeable decision-makers.
Coming of age: arbitration--the reinsurance industry's method of settling contract dispute--is no longer effective and needs an update
Reinsurance is one of the legs on the stool in protecting organizations from insolvency, Crispin said.
Reinsurers to The Rescue
They are asking their partners, the reinsurance intermediaries, to provide them with that," Fedor said.
The War for Independents
Toa Reinsurance Co of America 10,786,412 178,755,188
Top U.S. Reinsurers by Line - 2000
The United Kingdom, Germany (non-life), Switzerland, Bermuda and Japan are among the major reinsurance jurisdictions in the world that do not have collateral requirements, and maw have represented in comment letters to the NAIC that they do not have major problems with uncollectible reinsurance recoverables.
The question of collateral?
The ED also would establish the conditions required for a contract with a reinsurer to qualify for reinsurance accounting.
FASB ED's on fair value for GIC, reinsurance contracts; offsetting interpretation

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