Q. What is the payback method in catastrophe modeling?

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Q. What is the basis for rating working excess of loss treaty?

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Q. What is the formula for calculating pure burning cost?

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Q. What are the main factors in rating a catastrophe cover?

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Q. What is the payback method used for?

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Q. What is the basis for rating working excess of loss treaty?

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Q. What is the purpose of reinstatement provisions?

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Q. What is the purpose of reinstatement provisions?What is the purpose of a reinstatement provision in non-proportional treaties?

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Q. Which type of covers typically have reinstatement provisions?

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Q. How is the additional premium for reinstatement calculated?

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Q. What is the scope of a claim falling under a treaty?

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Q. What is the purpose of excess of loss reinsurance?

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Q. When is the reinsured required to advise the reinsurer of a potential claim?

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Q. When does the reinsurer typically receive advice of outstanding losses?

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Q. What is the purpose of specifying Hour and Time zone in the contract?

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Q. What is the time zone used for a catastrophe treaty?

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Q. What are the method/s for determining which claims fall within the scope of the excess of loss cover?

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Q. Under the “losses occurring” basis, are losses occurring within the contract period covered, no matter when the original policy was issued?

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Q. Is the present reinsurer relieved of liability if the original policy was issued before the inception date of the present contract, and while another excess of loss treaty was in force?

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Q. Under the “losses occurring” basis, is the reinsurer liable for losses occurring after the contract ends, although the original policy may remain in force?

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