RE: Schedule F

Sce, Michael ( (no email) )
Mon, 31 Aug 1998 08:13:39 -0400

Often it's less than the booked reserves, since pricing is based on NPV
of given losses.

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> There is a small section on portfolio reinsurance in the IASA book
> chapter 12 page 9. My understanding of it is that a primary company
> cedes to a reinsurer a block of losses that have already occurred and
> for which the primary company has outstanding loss reserves. The
> cedant will also pay the reinsurer a premium it believes to be fair
> for assuming the future payments on these losses and any risk of
> adverse development.
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