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As we prepare ourselves for the upcoming new year, it is important to look ahead to potential opportunities in the Insurance Industry. Insurance Journal recently revealed their Industry Trends to Exploit for 2024.
Topics: Reinsurance, Employee Benefits
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Reinsurance is when an insurance company transfers risk to other parties by a formal agreement—thereby lessening its liability on catastrophic or multiple losses. Essentially, it can be defined as insurance for insurers, and it enables insurance companies to remain solvent after major claim events such as hurricanes.
It's important to know that both Treaty and Facultative reinsurance policies can be proportional or non-proportional in structure. Here are some differences between proportional and non-proportional reinsurance that your insurance company should know.
Topics: Contracts, Reinsurance
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Risk is everywhere; whether you are a contractor, small business or a large corporation, you must guard against risk. Insurance companies must also take measures to guard against risk. Reinsurance is when an insurance company transfers risk to other parties by a formal agreement-- thereby lessening its liability on catastrophic or multiple losses. It is insurance for insurers, and enables insurance companies to remain solvent after major claim events, such as hurricanes.
Here is some information on two major types of reinsurance and how they work.
Topics: Reinsurance