Joint underwriting definition
Joint underwriting means a voluntary arrangement established on an ad hoc basis to provide insurance coverage for a commercial risk pursuant to which two or more insurers jointly contract with the insured at a price and under policy terms agreed upon between the insurers.
Joint underwriting means a voluntary arrangement established to provide
Joint underwriting means a voluntary arrangement established to provide insurance coverage for a risk pursuant to which two or more insurers jointly contract with the insured at a price and under policy terms agreed upon between the insurers;
More Definitions of Joint underwriting
Joint underwriting means an arrangement established to provide insurance coverage for a risk, pursuant to which two (2) or more insurers contract with the insured for a price and policy terms agreed upon between or among the insurers;
Joint underwriting means an arrangement established to provide insurance coverage for a risk, pursuant to which two
Joint underwriting means a voluntary arrangement
Joint underwriting means a voluntary arrangement established on an individual-risk basis by which two
Joint underwriting means a voluntary arrangement established to provide insurance coverage for a risk pursuant to
Joint underwriting means a voluntary arrangement established to provide insurance coverage for a commercial risk pursuant to which two or more insurers jointly contract with the insured at a price and under policy terms agreed upon between the insurers. "Large commercial risk" means an insured that has: