Section F Flashcards

1
Q

If a reinsurance agreement involves multiple cedants, an allocation agreement is required with these 2 characteristics

A

in writing

terms must be fair and equitable

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2
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The “realizing a significant loss” element of reinsurance can also be met if

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substantially all of the insurance risk related to the reinsured poriton has been assumed by the reinsurer

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3
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If a certified reinsurer receives an upgrade to its rating,

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the upgrade will apply on a prospective basis (conservative)

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4
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If a certified reinsurer receives a downgrade to its rating,

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it applies on a retroactive basis

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5
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Describe the reinsurer accounting treatment of runoff agreements

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premium received is a negative paid loss

transaction stay in same LOB and level of detail

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6
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large line capacity

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the insurer’s maximum exposure appetite to an individual policy or location

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7
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Under GAAP accounting, retroactive reinsurance is treated

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the same as prospective, although the recognition of any gain is deferred

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8
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internal reinsurance

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sharing of premium and loss among business units within the same legal entity in order to stabilize the results for an individual business unit

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9
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Commutation: taxable income for ceding

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commutation price - discounted ceded reserves

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10
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ceding company’s benefit of a commutation

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commutation price - discounted ceded reserves + tax benefit

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11
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tax benefit of a ceding company in a commutation

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(discounted reserves - price ) * tax rate

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12
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commutation: taxable income of a reinsurer

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Discounted ceded reserves - commutation price

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13
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resinsurer’s benefit from a commutation

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discounted ceded reserves - commutation price - tax loss

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14
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4 reasons to enter into a commutation

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exit a line of business
concerns about the other party’s solvency
end a troubled relationship
each side may believe that they are benefitting

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15
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ceding company accounting of a commutation

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premium is a recovery of paid loss

eliminate the reserves ceded to the reinsurer

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16
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reinsurer

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record the premium as paid loss

eliminate the associated loss reserves

17
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10-10 rule

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10% chance of a 10% or greater loss to determine if risk transfer exists