Reinsurance actuarial premium refers to the calculation of premiums that a reinsurer charges to an insurance company for assuming risks that the insurer wants to transfer. This actuarial process involves assessing various factors to determine an appropriate premium level based on the risk characteristics of the covered policies. ### Key Aspects: 1. **Risk Assessment**: Actuaries analyze the underlying risks that the primary insurer is transferring to the reinsurer. This includes evaluating historical claims data, loss trends, and potential future risks.

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