Introduction to Non-Proportional Reinsurance
- Definition and purpose of non-proportional reinsurance.
- Overview of key non-proportional structural considerations for both Risk and Catastrophe Excess of Loss treaties and Aggregate Stop Loss.
Principles of Non-Proportional Treaty Pricing
- Key components: layer attachment, limits, reinstatements, and margins dependent on nature of cover provided viz., risk, cat, aggregate.
- Understanding retention levels and their influence on pricing.
Pricing Models and Calculations
- Basic pricing methodologies for Excess of Loss and Aggregate Stop Loss.
- Working with exposure curves, frequency, and severity data in pricing models.
- Calculating risk premiums and applying risk loadings.
Impact of Loss Scenarios and Catastrophic Events
- Understanding how catastrophe modeling affects cat non-proportional pricing.
- Influence of aggregate exposures and high-severity losses on cat XL pricing.
- Historical risk loss profile on per risk XL pricing.
Market Trends and Emerging Risks in Non-Proportional Pricing
- Effects of market cycles, capital influx, and catastrophic events on pricing
- Emerging considerations, such as climate change, economic conditions, and regulatory factors.