Premium Reporting Clause Samples

Premium Reporting. Within [ ] days following the end of each month, the CEDING COMPANY will send the REINSURER a statement showing the premiums due for all new cessions processed during the month just ended and for renewing cessions with anniversaries in that month. The monthly statements shall contain the following information: 1. Premium subtotals adequate for the REINSURER to use for its premium accounting including first year and renewal year totals. 2. Totals for in-force, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. "Totals" refer to the number of policies reinsured and the net amount at risk reinsured. In addition, the CEDING COMPANY will provide the REINSURER with an in-force listing of reinsured business within [ ] days after the close of the calendar year. This in-force listing will contain information adequate for the REINSURER to audit in-force records. Any premium adjustments due to terminations, reinstatements, reissues or other changes will also be listed. The CEDING COMPANY will remit within [ ] days the net amount shown as due the REINSURER. All premiums not paid within [ ] days of the billing statement date shown on the statement will be in default.
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Premium Reporting. Within thirty (30) days following the end of each month, the CEDING COMPANY will send the REINSURER an electronic file detailing the premiums due for all new cessions processed during the month just ended and for renewing cessions with anniversaries in that month. The monthly file shall contain the following information: a. Premium subtotals adequate for the REINSURER to use for its premium accounting including first year and renewal year totals. b. Totals for in-force, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. “Totals” refer to the number of policies reinsured and the Net Amount At Risk reinsured. In addition, the CEDING COMPANY will provide the REINSURER with an electronic quarterly in-force file within forty-five (45) days after the close of the quarter. Any premium adjustments due to terminations, reinstatements, reissues or other changes will also be listed. Premiums will be netted against noncontestable claims each month. If an amount is due the REINSURER, the amount due shall be remitted with the Reinsurance Statement, but no later than thirty (30) days from the month end date for the period covered by the Reinsurance Statement. If an amount is due the Ceding Company, the Reinsurer will remit such amount within thirty (30) days of receipt of the statement on undisputed amounts. All net amounts which are not paid within the due dates will be in default.
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Premium Reporting. Not later than thirty (30) days after the end of each month during any Underwriting Year, the Manager will prepare and forward to the Company a detailed and itemized monthly statement of account setting forth Reinsurance Claims Payments, return premiums and any other monies received by the Manager on the Company’s behalf.
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Premium Reporting. Within thirty (30) days following the end of each month, the CEDING COMPANY will send the REINSURER an electronic file detailing the premiums due for all new cessions processed during the month just ended and for renewing cessions with anniversaries in that month. The monthly file shall contain the following information: a. Premium subtotals adequate for the REINSURER to use for its premium accounting including first year and renewal year totals. b. Totals for in-force, new business, changes and each type of termination, as of the end of the month. “Totals” refer to the number of policies reinsured and the Net Amount At Risk reinsured. c. For new business, the CEDING COMPANY shall identify the Agreement and provide Register Date (Register Date is defined as the effective date of the policy in the Ceding Company’s admin systems), amount of benefit issued, underwriting classification, plan, sex and issue age, policy number, last name and initials, and current net amount at risk. d. Polices which have been backdated will be noted on the provided inforce reports. e. The system used by the Ceding Company to administer its reinsurance is TAI. Reports submitted the Reinsurer will be in standard TAI format. In addition, the CEDING COMPANY will provide the REINSURER with an electronic quarterly in-force file within forty-five (45) days after the close of the quarter. Any premium adjustments due to terminations, reinstatements, reissues or other changes will also be listed. Premiums will be netted against noncontestable claims each month. If an amount is due the REINSURER, the amount due shall be remitted with the Reinsurance Statement, but no later than thirty (30) days from the month end date for the period covered by the Reinsurance Statement. If an amount is due the Ceding Company, the Reinsurer will remit such amount within thirty (30) days of receipt of the statement on undisputed amounts. All net amounts which are not paid within the due dates will be in default.
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Premium Reporting a. The CEDING COMPANY shall provide data and reports required under this AGREEMENT in a timely and complete manner and as provided by this AGREEMENT. Within thirty (45) days following the close of each month, the CEDING COMPANY shall provide the REINSURER with transaction file reports and in-force file reports. The CEDING COMPANY shall further provide reserve valuation reports on a quarterly basis. b. The CEDING COMPANY shall utilize electronic media for reporting purposes and shall consult with the REINSURER to determine a mutually-acceptable format. Any subsequent changes to the reporting format are subject to approval by the REINSURER prior to implementation. Each report shall include completed data fields as provided by SCHEDULE D. c. When reinsurance is reduced or changed, the CEDING COMPANY shall notify the REINSURER on the transaction file report. In the event that the Ceding Company elects to deduct claims payments from its monthly statement, as provided for in Article XVIII, the following will apply: Payment in settlement of the reinsurance under a claim approved and paid by the Ceding Company for a life reinsured hereunder shall be made by deducting the reinsurance proceeds from the premium due the Reinsurer. The Ceding Company does reserve the right, however, to request a cash payment from the Reinsurer on any particular claim rather that deducting the payment from the premium due. The payment of reinsurance proceeds shall be in one lump sum, regardless of the method of settlement under the policy. The Reinsurer may assert a good faith objection to the Ceding Company’s deduction of all or a portion of one or more claims deducted on the monthly reinsurance premium statement. Any such objection shall be made by providing notice to the Ceding Company Claims Department in writing, including facsimile or email, and providing such detail concerning the dispute as reasonably necessary to allow the Ceding Company to respond. Upon notice to the Ceding Company, as described in the preceding paragraph, the Ceding Company shall credit the full amount in dispute to the Reinsurer’s 2nd billing statement following the notice of dispute pending resolution of the dispute. For any claims paid by the Ceding Company within the accounting period, the Ceding Company will submit to the Reinsurer a statement of reinsured claims collected. This is an itemized listing of benefits including insured’s name, date of birth, gender, policy number, base/rider code, issue date,...
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Premium Reporting. Not later than thirty (30) days after the end of each month during any Underwriting Year, the Attorney-in-Fact will prepare and forward to the Company a detailed and itemized monthly statement of account setting forth Reinsurance Claims Payments, return premiums and any other monies received by the Attorney-in-Fact on the Company’s behalf.
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Premium Reporting. For the period ending December 31, 2003, and on a quarterly basis thereafter, the Company will provide Executive with an accounting of all premiums which qualify for inclusion in the determination of the Enterprise Value Contribution to FIC, as set forth in Exhibit A, hereto. Following each such reporting period, Executive may, within 30 days, notify the accounting department and the CEO of FIC, in writing, if Executive does not concur with the premium accounting set forth in such report. If Executive does not so notify FIC that Executive disagrees with such premium accounting report, together with an explanation of the reasons for such disagreement, then the premium accounting set forth in such report shall be binding on both Executive and the Company. If FIC and Executive cannot resolve any disagreements which involve a premium accounting report, then the matter shall be submitted to mediation as described in 9.16.
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