Reinsurance articles

Introduction: Global Direct Insurance Premium for 2018 is estimated as under- Life: USD 2820 Billion                   USD 5193 Non-Life: USD 2373 Billion            Billion Reinsurance Premiums according to Reinsurance Treaty Programs of…

A. EMERGING TRENDS SINCE 1965 1965-1987 : UNCTAD’s guidelines gave rise to trends favouring Monopoly of Reinsurance with State Owned Reinsurance Public Sector Companies e.g. Kenya Re, Zim Re, Nigeria…

India has a largely indigenous nuclear power programme. The Indian government is committed to growing its nuclear power capacity as part of its massive infrastructure development programme. The government has…

Introduction: Reinsurance Reinsurance is a valuable and diverse product that assists an insurance company in properly hedging its business risks while also protecting its capital position. It has a critical…

A. Emerging Trends Since 1965 1965-1987 : UNCTAD’s guidelines gave rise to the trends favouring Monopoly of Reinsurance with State Owned Reinsurance Public Sector Companies e.g. Kenya Re, Zim Re,…

The insurance and reinsurance industry are at the heart of financial security and stability. It plays a vital role in safeguarding individuals, business, and the global economy against unexpected risks.…

For those who are wondering ‘What is this Event Limit (EL) and why was it required?’ Normally under a proportional treaty (Quota share or surplus), a CAT event can impact…

Risk What is Risk?  Risk describes the uncertainty of the future outcome of a current decision or situation.  We have learned to cope with this uncertainty through different means.  There…

With huge opportunity in India and rapidly growing middle class and a comparatively low insurance density relative to other national economies, India constitutes an attractive market of the future for…

Insurance in India has been a very old concept, traces of its existence can even be found in the Manusmriti, Dhramashasstra, Chanakya’sArthshastra and their likes.  The government of India has…