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There are two different ways in which the term “retrocession” is used. In the financial world, retrocession refers to a situation in which one firm which specializes in reinsurance agrees to take on some of the risk for another reinsurance company. This is designed such as to reduce risk by spreading it out, and thus it reduces the liability burden for insurance companies.

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Reinsurance is an important part of financial industry

Reinsurance is considered to be an important part of the financial industry. A great deal of risk  is taken on by the insurance companies which provide insurance to individuals and companies when they write their insurance policies, especially in case if a natural disaster strikes and an insurance company is forced to pay out a lot of claims at once.

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Who are Adjusters?

by R. MAK.October 15, 2009 Business

Those individuals that are hired by insurance companies, banks, or other financial institutions in order to assess damage and to determine the proper reimbursement to be made to the claimant are referred to as adjusters. Typically, in order to come up with fair settlement for both the person filing the claim and…

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U.S. Large-Loan Bank Losses Triple to $53 billion

by R. MAK.September 25, 2009 Banks

U.S. regulators say that due to poor underwriting standards and the continuing weakness in economic conditions, in 2009 the level of losses from syndicated loans facing banks and other financial institutions tripled to $53 billion.

Shared National Credit Program (SNC) 2009 Review
According to the Shared National Credit Program (SNC) 2009 Review, which is an annual inter-agency [...]

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How to Obtain a Free Credit Report and Check it for Errors

by noorAugust 3, 2009 Credit Cards

There are three main credit reporting companies operating in the United States. The law requires these three to provide one free credit report (each) to anyone who requests them within any given year.

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