Consideration for Net Investment Income Sample Clauses

Consideration for Net Investment Income. The Reinsurer is obligated, in accordance with Article 7.03, “Increase in Modified Coinsurance Reserve”, to return all or a portion of the initial Reinsurance Premium to the Company as an initial Modified Coinsurance Reserve adjustment. Under coinsurance, the Reinsurer would have retained all such monies for its own account and would have enjoyed the investment income thereon to help defray the liabilities of the Policies. However, under modified coinsurance, the Reinsurer has allowed the Company to retain such assets, but it is not the intent of the parties that the Reinsurer should be denied the investment income on such monies. Therefore, the Company agrees to remit, for each and every accounting period for the duration of this Agreement, as part of the quarterly cash flow settlements to the Reinsurer, the investment income on such assets as provided for in Schedule F, “Investment Income Calculations”, multiplied by the Quota Share Percentage Reinsured, as set forth in Schedule B, “Reinsurance Basis”. Furthermore, the parties agree that retention of the assets by the Company is not intended to in any way diminish or dilute the investment risk transferred to the Reinsurer through the calculation of the investment income amount in Schedule F, “Investment Income Calculations”.
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Consideration for Net Investment Income. The Reinsurer is obligated, in accordance with Article 7.03, “Increase in Modified Coinsurance Reserve”, to return all or a portion of the initial Reinsurance Premium to the Company as an initial modified coinsurance adjustment. Under coinsurance, the Reinsurer would retain all such monies for its own account and enjoyed the investment income thereon to help defray the liabilities of the Policies. However, under modified coinsurance, the Reinsurer has allowed the Company to retain such assets but it is not the intent of the parties that the Reinsurer should be denied the investment income on such monies. Therefore, the Company agrees to remit, for each and every accounting period for the duration of this Agreement, as part of the quarterly cash flow settlements to the Reinsurer, the investment income on such assets as provided for in Schedule E. Furthermore, the parties agree that retention of the assets by the Company is not intended to in any way diminish or dilute the investment risk transferred to the Reinsurer through the calculation of the investment income amount in Schedule E. The result is further multiplied by the Quota Share Percentage Reinsured, as set forth in Schedule B.
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Consideration for Net Investment Income. The Reinsurer is obligated, in accordance with Article 7.03, "Increase in Modified Coinsurance Reserve", to return all or a portion of the initial Reinsurance Premium to the Company as an initial modified coinsurance reserve adjustment. Under coinsurance, the Reinsurer would retain all such monies for its own account and enjoy the investment income thereon to help defray the liabilities of the Policies. However, under modified coinsurance, the Reinsurer has allowed the Company to retain such assets but it is not the intent of the parties that the Reinsurer should be denied the investment income on such monies. Therefore, the Company agrees to remit, for each and every accounting period for the duration of this Agreement, as part of the quarterly cash flow settlements to the Reinsurer, the investment income on such assets as provided for in Schedule E. However, no capital gains or losses associated with credit-related events will be included in the net investment income. Instead, a default risk charge will be made to compensate for potential or active losses which might arise due to Credit-Related Defaults. Such charge will reduce net investment income using the Company's normal procedures. Furthermore, the parties agree that retention of the assets by the Company is not intended to in any way diminish or dilute the investment risk transferred to the Reinsurer through the calculation of the investment income amount in Schedule E. The result is further multiplied by the Quota Share Percentage Reinsured, as set forth in Schedule B.
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