Risk Transfer definition

Risk Transfer means the entry into one or more hedging, risk participation, derivative or similar transactions (howsoever described or documented).

Risk Transfer means allocation of the probability of losses or other harmful consequences to the Project between the parties of PPP Agreement .

Risk Transfer means holding Premiums due to the Insurer or return Premiums due to Customers as agent for the Insurer;

Examples of Risk Transfer in a sentence

• We work with major Trade Finance / Credit Insurance companies specializing the ART (Alternative Risk Transfer) and create products that can transfer and handle the risk management with Re-insurance companies.

• The company is also engaged in specializing in Alternative Risk Transfer (“ART”) using global electronic markets and trading in commodities with large commodity trading houses.The Beast Ltd.

• We are primarily a technology company providing technology solutions for finance houses and trading platforms around the world specializing in ART (Alternative Risk Transfer) using global electronic markets.

• The parent entity post acquisition is Longfin Corp., and for the Offering Circular is defined here as “LongFin”.We are primarily a technology company providing technology solutions for finance houses, exchanges and trading platforms around the world specializing in ART (Alternative Risk Transfer) using global electronic markets.

• ART Transactions: Alternative Risk Transfer transactions executed by the Company that reduce/eliminate portfolio risk, including by way of proportional reinsurance (e.g. quota share) or other alternative hedging or risk transfer strategies (e.g. excess of loss reinsurance) the impact of which has been approved by the Committee for purposes of reducing WLACC Outstanding.

More Definitions of Risk Transfer

Risk Transfer has the meaning specified in Section 8.08(e).

Risk Transfer. The risk in the Goods will transfer to MSL UK LTD upon their completed delivery to their Facility. The Goods will remain at MSL UK LTD's risk until they are delivered into the possession of the Customer, the Client, or the Customer's designated carrier, agent, or logistics supplier. The transfer of risk should be evidenced by written or electronic receipt.

Risk Transfer. If the REINSURED's auditors in good faith determine and advise the parties in writing by certified or registered mail that this Agreement does not accomplish "risk transfer" pursuant to FASB 113 and NAIC Accounting Practices and Procedures Manual Chapter 22, the REINSURER will amend the terms of this Agreement effective from inception, such amended terms to be reasonably acceptable to the REINSURED, to accomplish such "risk transfer."

Risk Transfer means the process of formally or informally shifting the financial consequences of particular risks from one party to another whereby a household, community, enterprise or government Ministry, Department or Agency will obtain resources from the other party after a disaster occurs, in exchange for ongoing financial benefits provided to that other party;

Risk Transfer means transferring responsibility to a third party, such as insur- ance companies, for example insuring a factory from fire by transferring risk to an insurance company.

Risk Transfer means substantial (but manageable) financial, technical and legal risk transfer to the Private Party in the performance of the PPP Works and rendering of the PPP Services as opposed to the Institution carrying such risk itself;

Risk Transfer means shifting the burden of financial loss or responsibility for risk financing to another party, through insurance, reinsurance, or other means;