STANDARDS FOR RECAPTURE Sample Clauses

STANDARDS FOR RECAPTURE. If the Company increases its maximum retention from the maximum limit of retention set forth in Schedule A, the Company may elect to recapture that portion of each Reinsured Policy equal to the difference between the Company's new limit of retention and the Company's old limit of retention, subject to the provisions of this Article IX. If the Company elects this type of recapture, the Company may only recapture Reinsured Policies that meet both of the following requirements:
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STANDARDS FOR RECAPTURE. If the Company increases its maximum retention from the maximum limit of retention set forth in Schedule A, the Company may elect to recapture that portion of each Reinsured Policy equal to the difference between the Company's new limit of retention and the Company's old limit of retention, subject to the provisions of this Article VIII. If the Company elects this type of recapture, the Company may only recapture Reinsured Policies that meet both of the following requirements: (a) Reinsured Policies that have been in force for 10 years and (b) Reinsured Policies for which the Company maintained its maximum limit of retention at the time the Reinsured Policy was issued.
STANDARDS FOR RECAPTURE. The Company may recapture all of the Risks reinsured under this Agreement (i) at any time after the first Reinsured Contract has been in force for _____ complete years, or (ii) immediately upon notification that (x) Life Re's A.M. Best rating has decreased by two rating grades from the date of this agreement or (y) the commencement by Life Re or an entity against Life Re of an action declaring Life Re's insolvency. If the Company elects to recapture any Reinsured Contract, it must recapture every Reinsured Contract under this Agreement, regardless of the amount of time such Reinsured Contracts have been in force.
STANDARDS FOR RECAPTURE. If the Company increases its maximum retention from the maximum limit of retention set forth in Schedule A, the Company may elect to recapture that portion of each Reinsured Policy equal to the difference between the Company's new limit of retention and the Company's old limit of retention, subject to the provisions of this Article IX. If the Company elects this type of recapture, the Company may only recapture Reinsured Policies that meet both of the following requirements: (a) Reinsured Policies that have been in force for fifteen (15) years and (b) Reinsured Policies for which the Company maintained its maximum limit of retention at the time the Reinsured Policy was issued. However, if Life Re has given the Company ninety day written notice of a premium rate increase, the Company may elect to recapture all Reinsurance Policies affected by such increase before such increase takes effect regardless of the above requirements.

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