Reinsure
11reinsure — verb (of an insurer) transfer (all or part of a risk) to another insurer to provide protection against the risk of the first insurance. Derivatives reinsurance noun reinsurer noun …
12reinsure — verb (T) technical to share the insurance of something between two or more companies, so that there is less risk for each reinsurance noun (U) …
13reinsure — re·insure …
14reinsure — re•in•sure [[t]ˌri ɪnˈʃʊər, ˈʃɜr[/t]] v. t. sured, sur•ing 1) to insure again 2) bus to insure under a contract by which a first insurer is relieved of all or part of the risk, which devolves upon another insurer • Etymology: 1745–55 re… …
15reinsure — /riɪnˈʃɔ/ (say reein shaw), / ˈʃʊə/ (say shoouh) verb (t) (reinsured, reinsuring) 1. to insure again. 2. to insure under a contract by which a first insurer relieves themself from a part or from all of the risk and devolves it upon another… …
16reinsure — /ˌri:ɪn ʃυə/ verb to spread the risk of an insurance, by asking another insurance company to cover part of it and receive part of the premium …
17reinsure — v.tr. & intr. insure again (esp. of an insurer securing himself by transferring some or all of the risk to another insurer). Derivatives: reinsurance n. reinsurer n …
18Reinsurance — is a means by which an insurance company can protect itself against the risk of losses with other insurance companies. Individuals and corporations obtain insurance policies to provide protection for various risks (hurricanes, earthquakes,… …
19Offshore financial centre — Many leading offshore financial centres are located in small tropical Caribbean countries. An offshore financial centre (OFC), though not precisely defined, is usually a small, low tax jurisdiction specializing in providing corporate and… …
20Equitas — is the general label given to a group of companies linked to Lloyd s of London. It was set up in 1996 specifically to reinsure liabilities that had accumulated in the syndicates at Lloyd s of London on policies written from the 1930s up to and… …
