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Contents

1: Purpose of and the parties involved in reinsurance

A Purpose of reinsurance 1/2
B Buyers of reinsurance 1/8
C Motivation for selling reinsurance 1/11
D Sellers of reinsurance 1/12
E Contractual relationship between buyers and sellers 1/14
F Reinsurance brokers 1/14

2: Different types of reinsurance

A Main types of reinsurance 2/3
B Differences between reinsurance and retrocession 2/7
C Alternatives to conventional reinsurance 2/8

3: Features and operation of facultative reinsurance

A Main features and operation of different types of facultative reinsurance 3/2
B Calculation of reinsurance premiums and claims recoveries 3/7

4: Features and operation of proportional reinsurance treaties Reference copy for CII Face to Face Training
A Main features and operation of proportional reinsurance treaties 4/2
B Main accounting methods 4/14
C Commissions and deductions 4/19
D Premium and claims reserves 4/23

E Calculation of reinsurance premiums and claims recoveries 4/24
F Cession and event limits 4/25
Appendix 4.1: Fixed percentage 4/31
Appendix 4.2: Eighths basis 4/32
Appendix 4.3: Twenty-fourths basis 4/33

5: Features and operation of non-proportional reinsurance treaties

A Main features and operation of non-proportional reinsurance treaties 5/2
B Different bases of cover attachment 5/14
C Premium calculation for non-proportional reinsurance 5/15
D Event limits 5/20
E Reinstatements 5/21

6: Reinsurance programmes
A Designing programmes 6/2
B Pricing programmes 6/12

C Placing programmes 6/16
D Reciprocity 6/24