Common use of RESERVE CREDIT Clause in Contracts

RESERVE CREDIT. The Reinsurer shall, to the extent necessary, together with all its subsequent retrocessionaires, establish adequate net reserves, and shall agree in good faith to take any other steps necessary, pursuant to the requirements of Texas or any other state or jurisdiction in which the Ceding Company is licensed or accredited, for the Ceding Company to take statutory credit for reinsurance ceded to an unadmitted, unauthorized or unaccredited reinsurer, up to the full amount of the reserve that the Ceding Company would have established for the Policies if it had retained the Policies.

RESERVE CREDIT. The Reinsurer shall, to the extent necessary, together with all its subsequent retrocessionaires, establish adequate net reserves, and shall agree in good faith to take any other steps necessary, pursuant to the requirements of Texas Florida or any other state or jurisdiction in which the Ceding Company is licensed or accredited, for the Ceding Company to take statutory credit for reinsurance ceded to an unadmitted, unauthorized or unaccredited reinsurer, up to the full amount of the reserve that the Ceding Company would have established for the Policies if it had retained the Policies.

RESERVE CREDIT. The Reinsurer shall, to the extent necessary, together with all its subsequent retrocessionaires, establish adequate net reserves, and shall agree in good faith to take any other steps necessary, pursuant to the requirements of Texas or any other state or jurisdiction in which the Ceding Company is licensed or accreditedaccredited as of the Effective Date, for the Ceding Company to take statutory credit for reinsurance ceded to an unadmitted, unauthorized or unaccredited reinsurer, up to the full amount of the reserve that the Ceding Company would have established for the Policies if it had retained the Policies.