INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND CLAIMS Sample Clauses

INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND CLAIMS. 6.1 The Intermediary will hold all insurance monies, including premiums it receives from clients and all return premiums and claims money that it receives from the Insurer, as agent of the insured client unless clause 6.2, below, is applicable. The Intermediary shall not hold any money on behalf of the Coverholder.
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INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND CLAIMS. 7.1 The Gross Premium shall be set by the Insurer. 7.2 The Intermediary will hold all insurance monies it receives under this Agreement, including Gross Premium it receives from Insureds, premium refunds, and claims money that it receives from the Insurer, as agent of the Insured unless Clause 7.3 below is applicable. 7.3 The Coverholder gives authority for the Intermediary to collect or refund Gross Premium on the condition that the Intermediary undertakes to the Coverholder that it shall act as the agent of the Coverholder to: 7.3.1 invoice for, collect and receive Gross Premiums and Taxes thereon on a risk transfer basis from Insureds from the inception date of the contract of Insurance Business or when that contract is concluded if earlier; 7.3.2 invoice for, collect and receive any additional Gross Premium and Taxes thereon on a risk transfer basis from Insureds, where appropriate, following any mid-term adjustment or amendment; 7.3.3 where applicable, receive and hold refunds of all or part of Gross Premiums and Taxes thereon on a risk transfer basis prior to transmission to Insureds entitled to refunds, and pay such refunds to Insureds or their agents when due; and 7.3.4 where applicable, receive and hold claims money on a risk transfer basis prior to transmission to the Insured or former Insured who is making the claim, and pay such claims money to the Insured or their agent when due, each in accordance with the requirements of this Clause 7 or such other practices as are notified to it in writing by the Coverholder from time to time. 7.4 Where the Intermediary collects Gross Premium in accordance with Clause 7.3, the Intermediary shall be responsible to the Coverholder for the payment of all Net Premiums and Taxes thereon received by the Intermediary in accordance with the payment terms notified to the Intermediary by the Coverholder in writing from time to time. For the avoidance of doubt, Net Premiums paid by the Intermediary to the Coverholder shall be deemed to have been paid to the Insurer. 7.5 The Coverholder may at any time require confirmation from the Intermediary whether it has received Gross Premium(s) for specified Insurance Business. The Intermediary shall respond to the Coverholder promptly and in any event within 7 days of receipt of such request.
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INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND CLAIMS. Self-insurance, retention, deductible, retrospective premium or similar terms related to out-of-pocket insurance costs, including without limitation associated out-of-pocket administrative expenses, loss adjustment or similar expenses and related state insurance assessments and taxes arising after the Closing under any current or former insurance policy or policies maintained by Parent or Seller which are identified on Section 4.26(a) of the Disclosure Schedule and solely to the extent directly attributable to liabilities or losses of Target prior to the Closing (as determined as a result of premium / insurance program audits or claim / retrospective adjustments) shall be allocated to Target (except with respect to any amounts which Buyer or Target allege in good faith are related to Parent, Seller or their respective Subsidiaries). All other self-insurance, retention, deductible, retrospective premium or similar terms related to out-of-pocket insurance costs shall be allocated to Parent and Seller. To the extent that any Party pays any expenses that are determined in accordance with this Section to be properly allocable to another Party, the responsible Party shall promptly reimburse the paying Party. Buyer, Target, Parent and Seller shall cooperate fully, as and to the extent reasonably requested by the other Party to document the allocation decisions hereunder.
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