Q. What does a Standard & Poor rating of BBB indicate for a country and its businesses?

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Q. Why is exchange rate fluctuation considered a major consideration in reinsurance transactions?

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Q. What should be considered when assessing the tax system for reinsurance transactions in various countries?

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Q. What is the primary purpose of a surplus treaty in reinsurance?

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Q. When is a quota share treaty typically used?

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Q. What is the characteristic of a variable quota share treaty?

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Q. What is the purpose of placing business facultatively in reinsurance?

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Q. How does a Risk Excess cover operate?

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Q. What is the purpose of a facultative obligatory treaty?

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Q. Which type of treaty provides reinsurance protection on a layered basis?

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Q. How are the lower layers of an excess of loss treaty rated?

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Q. What does a stop loss ratio reinsurance arrangement aim to protect?

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Q. Why do ceding insurers value reciprocal reinsurance trading?

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Q. What are the benefits derived from a reciprocal exchange of treaties?

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Q. Which type of insurers are able to exchange business against their first surplus property treaty?

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Q. In which lines of business is reciprocal reinsurance trading widely prevalent?

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Q. In which lines of business is reciprocal reinsurance trading widely prevalent?How does premium reciprocity vary based on profitability in reciprocal reinsurance trading?

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Q. What is a potential danger in accepting a large premium reciprocity from a treaty with low average profitability?

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Q. What are the advantages of larger premium reciprocity for the ceding insurer?

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Q. What should be done to bring down the net profit ceded when accepting a large premium reciprocity?

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