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Q51.
In what cases might a reinsurer need to effect reinsurance in respect of their acceptance?

a.

Specialized classes of insurance with a risk of accumulation

b.

When the surplus ceded is so large that the reinsurer himself may need to effect reinsurance in respect of his acceptance

c.

Both a and b

d.

None of the above

Discuss
Answer: (c).Both a and b Explanation:In cases where there is a risk of accumulation in specialized classes of insurance, or when the surplus ceded is so large that the reinsurer may need to effect reinsurance in respect of their acceptance, the reinsurer expects detailed advice to enable them to manage their own risk exposure. This suggests that both of these conditions could lead a reinsurer to need to effect reinsurance in respect of their acceptance.
Q52.
What is the reinsurance premium paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer(s) a percentage of?

a.

The commission paid by the ceding insurer to agents and brokers

b.

The sum insured ceded by the ceding insurer

c.

The return premiums due under cancelled policies

d.

The premiums for any risks excluded from the treaty

Discuss
Answer: (b).The sum insured ceded by the ceding insurer Explanation:The reinsurance premium paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer(s) is a percentage of the original premium paid by the insured. The percentage paid to the reinsurer(s) is the same as the percentage of the sum insured ceded by the ceding insurer.
Q53.
Which of the following is NOT included in the reinsurance premium?

a.

Premiums for any risks excluded from the treaty

b.

Commissions paid by the ceding insurer to agents and brokers

c.

Return premiums due under cancelled policies

d.

All of the above are not included in the reinsurance premium

Discuss
Answer: (d).All of the above are not included in the reinsurance premium Explanation:The premiums for any risks excluded from the treaty and return premiums due under cancelled policies are not included in the reinsurance premium. Commissions paid by the ceding insurer to agents and brokers are also not deducted from the reinsurance premium.
Q54.
What is ceding commission?

a.

The commission paid by the reinsurer to the ceding insurer

b.

The commission paid by the ceding insurer to agents and brokers

c.

The commission paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer to compensate for original commissions and other expenses

d.

The commission paid by the reinsurer to the ceding insurer to compensate for acquisition cost

Discuss
Answer: (c).The commission paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer to compensate for original commissions and other expenses Explanation:The reinsurer agrees a commission by way of percentage of reinsurance premium given to him, known as ceding commission, to the ceding insurer to compensate for his original commissions and brokerages, acquisition cost, costs of keeping the business on the books, and administration expenses.
Q55.
How is the ceding commission calculated?

a.

By applying the agreed percentage to the ceded premium

b.

By applying the agreed percentage to the original premium paid by the insured

c.

By applying the agreed percentage to the reinsurance premium

d.

By applying the agreed percentage to the sum insured

Discuss
Answer: (a).By applying the agreed percentage to the ceded premium Explanation:The ceding commission is calculated on the ceded premium by applying the agreed percentage as set out in the treaty slip and agreed. This is incorporated in the treaty document.
Q56.
What is the factor that determines the level of ceding commission?

a.

The level of exposure in the treaty

b.

The negotiation between the ceding insurer & the reinsurers

c.

The type of treaty (quota share or surplus)

d.

Both b and c

Discuss
Answer: (d).Both b and c Explanation:The level of the ceding commission is determined through negotiation between the ceding insurer & the reinsurers, and it also depends on the type of treaty. A quota share treaty would assist for a higher ceding commission as compared to a surplus treaty as the latter puts in more level of exposure for lesser reinsurance premium ceded to reinsurers. The higher level of surplus, such as second and third surplus would have lower ceding commission as compared with the first surplus treaty due to a reduction in premium ceded to the higher surplus treaties even while keeping high level exposures to these surplus levels.
Q57.
What is the definition of reinsurance premium?

a.

The percentage paid to the reinsurer(s) for the sum insured ceded by the ceding insurer

b.

The premium paid by the reinsurer(s) for the sum insured ceded by the ceding insurer

c.

The premium paid by the insured to the ceding insurer for the sum insured

d.

The premium paid by the reinsurer(s) for the risks excluded from the treaty

Discuss
Answer: (a).The percentage paid to the reinsurer(s) for the sum insured ceded by the ceding insurer Explanation:The reinsurance premium is defined as the percentage paid to the reinsurer(s) for the sum insured ceded by the ceding insurer.
Q58.
Which premiums are not included in the reinsurance premium?

a.

Commissions paid by the ceding insurer to agents and brokers

b.

Premiums for any risks excluded from the treaty

c.

both a and b

d.

None of the above

Discuss
Answer: (c).both a and b Explanation:The premiums for any risks excluded from the treaty and commissions paid by the ceding insurer to agents and brokers are not included in the reinsurance premium.
Q59.
What is ceding commission?

a.

The commission paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer(s)

b.

The commission paid by the reinsurer(s) to the ceding insurer

c.

The premium paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer(s)

d.

The premium paid by the reinsurer(s) to the ceding insurer

Discuss
Answer: (a).The commission paid by the ceding insurer to the reinsurer(s) Explanation:Ceding commission is the commission paid by the reinsurer(s) to the ceding insurer to compensate for their original commissions and brokerages, acquisition cost, costs of keeping the business on the books, and administration expenses.
Q60.
How is the ceding commission calculated?

a.

By applying the agreed percentage on the ceded premium as set out in the treaty slip and agreed

b.

By applying the same percentage as the reinsurance premium on the original premium paid by the insured

c.

By deducting the original commissions and brokerages from the reinsurance premium

d.

By adding the acquisition cost and the costs of keeping the business on the books to the reinsurance premium

Discuss
Answer: (a).By applying the agreed percentage on the ceded premium as set out in the treaty slip and agreed Explanation:The ceding commission is calculated on the ceded premium by applying the agreed percentage as set out in the treaty slip and agreed. This is incorporated in the treaty document.
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