Treaty and facultative, proportional and non-proportional. For cedants and brokers who need to hold a credible conversation with both sides of the deal.
Reinsurance is where an insurer decides what it is prepared to lose. Across treaty and facultative, proportional and non-proportional, this gives cedants and brokers enough structure to hold a credible conversation with both sides of the deal.
The purpose of reinsurance and the market participants involved.
When each is used and how they are placed and administered.
Quota share and surplus treaties and their mechanics.
Excess-of-loss and stop-loss structures and their behaviour.
Building layered programmes to match an insurer's risk appetite.
Rating approaches, terms, and the reinsurance contract.
Cedant insurance staff, reinsurance brokers, and underwriters who need to work with reinsurance.
Insurance experience. Some exposure to underwriting or risk transfer helps.
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