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- In a life reinsurance treaty, a recapture provision allows the ceding party (an insurance company) to take back some or all of the risk initially ceded to a reinsurer1. This provision is a bargained-for right that allows the cedent to reclaim like risks covered by the reinsured contract after a specified length of time has elapsed2.Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.A recapture provision in a reinsurance treaty lets the ceding party, an insurance company, take back some or all of the risk initially ceded to a reinsurer. To reduce or spread the risk inherent in underwriting, an insurer may enter into a reinsurance treaty and relinquish part of its total commitment so it can free up underwriting capacity.www.investopedia.com/terms/r/recapture-provision.…
A bargained-for right in a life reinsurance treaty, recapture means that only the cedent can take back from the reinsurer all like risks covered by the reinsured contract after a specified length of time has elapsed.7 Also, in the author's experience, the cedent typically exercises recapture rights to either (a) take back business which has proved to be more profitable than original expectations or (b) keep pace with the fact...
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