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SAO123
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Hi
I am doing Sep 08 Q1 which is about MAD who provides high layer excess of loss reinsurance for product liability.
In part iv) we are asked about the claim characteristics, and one of the comments in the solution is:
"If MAD writes policies on a claims made basis this will affect the development profile of the risk, depending on the time limits for reporting".
My understanding is that any sunset clause can only apply to claims on a losses occuring basis?
If the policies are on a claims made basis is the time limit for reporting not just the end of the policy term, since once a policy has expired then no more claims can be made on it?
This seems to imply that there is a 'grace period' after the end of a policy where policyholders can still make claims? Which seems to go against the idea that exposure finishes as soon as the policy term is over.
I am confused!
Thanks
I am doing Sep 08 Q1 which is about MAD who provides high layer excess of loss reinsurance for product liability.
In part iv) we are asked about the claim characteristics, and one of the comments in the solution is:
"If MAD writes policies on a claims made basis this will affect the development profile of the risk, depending on the time limits for reporting".
My understanding is that any sunset clause can only apply to claims on a losses occuring basis?
If the policies are on a claims made basis is the time limit for reporting not just the end of the policy term, since once a policy has expired then no more claims can be made on it?
This seems to imply that there is a 'grace period' after the end of a policy where policyholders can still make claims? Which seems to go against the idea that exposure finishes as soon as the policy term is over.
I am confused!
Thanks