finite reinsurance
Defined in Article 2, Directive 2005/68/EC
Definitions over time (1)
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For the purposes of this Directive, the following definitions shall apply:
‘finite reinsurance’ means reinsurance under which the explicit maximum loss potential, expressed as the maximum economic risk transferred, arising both from a significant underwriting risk and timing risk transfer, exceeds the premium over the lifetime of the contract by a limited but significant amount, together with at least one of the following two features: explicit and material consideration of the time value of money, contractual provisions to moderate the balance of economic experience between the parties over time to achieve the target risk transfer.
Earlier definition records in this act (1)
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- Article 2(1)(q) Historical · definitions end 21/09/2007