Commercial Reinsurance/Private Market Instruments Sample Clauses

Commercial Reinsurance/Private Market Instruments. (A) The Company may use commercial reinsurance or private market instruments to transfer or hedge its liability for ultimate net losses remaining after all cessions under this Agreement. The Company shall not use private market instruments to transfer or hedge any liability for ultimate net losses:
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Commercial Reinsurance/Private Market Instruments. The Company will designate in its Plan of Operations whether it will use commercial reinsurance or private market instruments to transfer or hedge its retained liability for ultimate net losses remaining after all cessions to FCIC under this Agreement. When commercial reinsurance is required in order for the Company to meet the Standards for Approval (7 C.F.R. part 400, subpart L), the Company must describe in the Plan of Operations its commercial reinsurance plan and provide the documentation required by FCIC to meet the requirements contained in the Standards for Approval. FCIC will include the Company’s retained liability under all reinsurance agreements with FCIC in effect during the reinsurance year in the maximum possible underwriting loss calculation.
Commercial Reinsurance/Private Market Instruments 

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