Cedent or Cedant - English Language Usage Stack Exchange Cedent cedant has both possibilities It could derive from the Latin present participle form cedent-, cedens, from the verb cedere, to withdraw or give up It could also derive from the French present participle form cédant, from the verb céder This could depend on whether cedent comes from Roman or French legal jargon However, determining
Insurance Topics | Reinsurance | NAIC In this contract, the insurance company—the cedent—transfers risk to the reinsurance company, and the latter assumes all or part of one or more insurance policies issued by the cedent Reinsurance contracts may be negotiated with a reinsurer or arranged through a third party; i e , a reinsurance broker or intermediary
May 22, 2025 - content. naic. org Exposure’s stated goal of establishing additional safeguards within the domestic cedent to ensure that the assets supporting the ultimate reserve, after all cessions, continue to be adequate based on moderately adverse conditions We note, however, that in many existing cases the reserve
April 24, 2025 cedent includes amounts included in line 24 03 on Page 3, otherwise there could be a differential in the post reinsurance reserve between otherwise identical ModCo and FW treaties depending on the accounting practices of the assuming company Since both treaty types provide the same level of security
etymology - Origins of the ‑cede ‑sede ‑ceed suffix - English . . . Uniformity in spelling was something Medieval scribes had little interest in Only from the 18th century onwards can a large trend towards more uniformity be seen; before that, it was all up to whatever struck the writer's fancy
Materials - Reinsurance (E) Task Force group annuities When a cedent enters a reinsurance contract, there is risk that the transaction materially lowers the total asset requirement (the sum of reserves and required capital) in support of their asset -intensive business, and thereby facilitates significant releases of capital This is also a primary driver for companies to pursue these
PETER GOULD - content. naic. org within the domestic cedent to ensure that the assets supporting reserves continue to be adequate based on moderately adverse conditions " Almost from the inception of this project, there's been a full court press by insurance industry lobbyists to derail the project from the original intent of the referral As one lobbyist stated, the AAT
Minutes - Reinsurance (E) Task Force - National Association of . . . group annuities When a cedent enters a reinsurance contra ct, there is risk that the transaction materially lowers the total asset requirement (the sum of reserves and require d capital) in support of their asset-intensive business, and thereby facilitates significant releases of capital This is also a primary driver for companies to pursue these
Brian Bayerle BrianBayerle@acli o The cedent can group transactions of similar reinsurance type if appropriate o If reinsurance is material in aggregate, but no single treaty is individually material, creditworthiness would be assessed for the largest treaties • Supplemental requirements for a subset of insurers with larger, asset intensive treaties: