Advanced Executive Certificate in Reinsurance & Insurance Market Structuring

Reinsurance enables insurers to transfer portions of their underwriting risks to other insurance entities, thereby supporting capacity, financial stability, and risk diversification. Reinsurance arrangements can take different forms depending on the type of risk, business portfolio, geographical exposure, and commercial objectives of the parties. Structuring these arrangements requires careful consideration of coverage, retention, limits, premiums, claims handling, aggregation, and termination. Reinsurance contracts also create specialised legal questions concerning follow-the-fortunes principles, disclosure, claims cooperation, and dispute resolution. This advanced subject examines the legal and commercial architecture of reinsurance and broader insurance-market structuring. 

Arbitration Agreement

• Facultative and treaty reinsurance structures and commercial applications.
•  Risk transfer, retention, limits, premiums, exclusions, and portfolio management. 
•  Claims cooperation, claims control, aggregation, and loss allocation. 
•  Reinsurance documentation, warranties, disclosure, and contractual protections. 
•  Insurance-market structuring, regulatory considerations, disputes, and enforcement.