Q. When is the clean-cut method typically followed?

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Q. What happens to premium reserves in the clean-cut method?

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Q. What is the range of interest that ceding insurers allow reinsurers in treaties with provision for retention of reserves?

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Q. When is the interest credited to reinsurers in treaties with provision for retention of reserves?

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Q. How is the net return to the reinsurer affected by tax regulations?

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Q. What is the nature of accounts under non-proportional treaties?

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Q. What are non-proportional treaty accounts not subject to?

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Q. How are premiums calculated in reinsurance agreements?

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Q. How are premiums calculated in reinsurance agreements?What is the purpose of a deposit premium in reinsurance agreements?

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Q. How is the adjustment account in reinsurance calculated?

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Q. What is the unit of currency expressed in a treaty agreement?

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Q. Under what conditions can a ceding insurer revert to accounting in original currencies?

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Q. Who is responsible for paying brokerage in reinsurance placements?

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Q. How are statements of accounts and balances typically sent in reinsurance placements?

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Q. How is brokerage usually indicated in statements of accounts?

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Q. How do brokers settle balances due to reinsurers?

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Q. What is the purpose of an accounts flow chart in inward accounts management?

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Q. What is the purpose of maintaining a cash loss register in inward accounts management?

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Q. What is the purpose of the treaty journal in accounts management?

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Q. What is the role of the reserves journal in accounts management?

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