Match the following operational scenarios and legal obligations to the correct reinsurance concept or entity.
- Treaty ReinsuranceAutomatically transfers a specific class of risks to a secondary carrier under a pre-negotiated, binding agreement.
- Facultative ReinsuranceInvolves individual underwriting where the secondary carrier retains the right to accept or reject a specific, unique risk.
- RetrocessionOccurs when an assuming reinsurer transfers a portion of its own accepted risks to another reinsurance entity.
- Ceding InsurerRetains the sole contractual privity with the original policyholder and remains legally obligated to pay the full claim.
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Treaty Reinsurance matches with automatic transfer; Facultative Reinsurance matches with individual underwriting; Retrocession matches with a reinsurer transferring risk; Ceding Insurer matches with retaining sole contractual privity.
Each reinsurance term describes a specific operational or legal function. Facultative and Treaty dictate 'how' the risk is transferred (individually vs. automatically). Retrocession describes 'who' is transferring risk in a secondary chain. The ceding insurer defines the 'legal boundary', maintaining the unbroken contract with the consumer.
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Reinsurance Mechanisms and Privity of Contract
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