Reinsurance : Risk Allocation and Managing Risk
Reinsurance is the condition when one primary insurance company assign or transfer risk to another insurance company (or groups companies). In cases of life insurers, the object that is transferred can be risk of mortality, investment risk, surrender or the combination of those.
The process for reinsurance may occur in several circumstances where the company and/or insurers are facing some limitation. Let say an insurance applicant who has unusual risk condition, or need life insurance policy with higher nominal value (bigger than a retention limit of the insurance company). (more…)







OTC derivatives broker-dealers perform measurement and limitation of credit risk not only to private counterparties, but also based on geographic regions, industry groups, and sometimes other categorizations measures. For instance, the Derivatives Policy Group in the year 1995 recommended measurement and disclosure of credit exposure risk by geographic location, industry, and credit rating. Aside from one guesses that such classifications define groups that might act in concert to take benefit of their private information, it may not be obvious that discussion of loans to a privately informed borrower why one wishes to measure limit credit risk concentration by groups. Here again, however,