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Section 60 of the Marine Insurance Act 1906 states that, subject to any policy provision, a constructive total loss arises where the subject matter...

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An agreement between a group of two or more insurers according to which each member of the group agrees to accept a proportion of...

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The termination of a reinsurance contract by agreement of the parties on the basis of one or more lump sum payments by the reinsurer...

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Insurance which is sold to firms. This term is used in contrast to personal lines.

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A biannual procedure currently undertaken in June and November each year which requires members to  demonstrate that they have sufficient eligible assets to meet their current...

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The claims and expenses of an insurer/reinsurer for a given period divided by its premium for the same period. It is normally expressed as...

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This may refer to either of the following situations: (a) Where two or more insurers underwrite the same risk with several liability such that each...

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A year of account that has been closed into another year of account by means of a reinsurance to close contract. Historically most companuies...

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There are five main classes of insurance and reinsurance business: marine, non-marine, motor, aviation and term life insurance. The market rules that previously...

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A clause in an insurance or reinsurance contract which sets out the procedure that the insured or reassured must follow in order to make...

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A policy which only pays claims that are notified to the insurer during a specified period.

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The person making a claim.

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Depending on the context this term may refer to: (a) a demand made by a policyholder on his insurer(s) for payment or some other contractual benefit...

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A particular risk exposure that is transferred under a reinsurance treaty.

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A facility is that is operated by a Corporation whereby sums due to and from individual brokers and syndicates are processed centrally and their...

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Depending on the context this term may refer to: (a)  A document which evidences the existence of insurance cover but which does not detail all...

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A subsidiary of the Society that is permitted to underwrite run-off reinsurance contracts for syndicates in run-off and estate protection reinsurance for Names.

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The fund held, managed and applied by the Society pursuant to the New Central Fund Byelaw (No. 23 of 1996).

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To transfer a risk exposure under a reinsurance contract.

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The retention under a surplus lines treaty.