Reinsurer Records Sample Clauses

Reinsurer Records. Reinsurer will maintain true and accurate books and records of all reinsurance hereunder, including all such records as may be required by law. As long as this Agreement is in effect, Reinsurer will make available for reasonable inspection and copying by Ceding Company (during normal business hours, on reasonable notice and at Ceding Company’s expense) any financial or other records pertaining to the Business that Ceding Company reasonably may require for financial statement preparation or any other reasonable business purposes.
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Reinsurer Records. The Reinsurer agrees that it will maintain true and accurate books and records of all reinsurance hereunder, including all such records as may be required by law. So long as any Coinsured Policies are in force and subject to coinsurance hereunder pursuant to Article II, the Reinsurer shall make available for inspection and copying by the Company any financial or other records pertaining to the Coinsured Policies that may reasonably be required by the Company for financial statement preparation or any other reasonable business purpose.
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Reinsurer Records. Reinsurer shall maintain true and accurate books, records, files and other information related to the Coinsured Policies for such period of time as specified by applicable state laws and regulations regulating the preservation of books and records or such longer period of time as determined by Reinsurer. Without in any way limiting the foregoing, and in order to assist the Company in satisfying its financial reporting requirements, Reinsurer shall promptly (and in no event later than fifteen (15) business days following the end of the relevant quarterly period), provide the Company with all such information reasonably necessary for the Company to determine the appropriate financial reporting treatment applicable to the Coinsured Policies, prepare its financial statement filings and satisfy its other financial reporting and regulatory obligations. So long as any Coinsured Policies are in force and subject to coinsurance hereunder, Reinsurer shall make available for inspection and copying by the Company any financial or other records pertaining to the Coinsured Policies that may reasonably be required by the Company for financial statement preparation or any other reasonable business purpose.
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Reinsurer Records. Reinsurer shall maintain true and accurate books, records, files and other information related to the Policies for such period of time as specified by applicable state laws and regulations regulating the preservation of books and records or such longer period of time as determined by Reinsurer. Without in any way limiting the foregoing, and in order to assist the Company in satisfying its financial reporting requirements, Reinsurer shall promptly (and in no event later than fifteen (15) business days following the end of the relevant quarterly period), provide the Company with all such information reasonably necessary for the Company to determine the appropriate financial reporting treatment applicable to the Policies, prepare its financial statement filings and satisfy its other financial reporting and regulatory obligations. So long as any Policies are in force and subject to coinsurance hereunder, Reinsurer shall make available for inspection and copying by the Company any financial or other records pertaining to the Policies that may reasonably be required by the Company for financial statement preparation or any other reasonable business purpose. This Section 10.5 shall in no way limit the Louisiana Department of Insurance’s statutory right to access all information in the possession or control of the Reinsurer related to the Policies.
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