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DanielZ
Member
In Chapter 6, page 19, the notes say
"Return commission and override commission are not normally relevant to excess of loss reinsurance. This is because the reinsurer charges the insurer a premium to cover the risk and so a commission payment back to the insurer would be equivalent to simply charging a lower premium."
The notes say earlier on in the chapter that return and override commission *are* relevant for proportional reinsurance, but couldn't you apply the same line of logic as above to proportional reinsurance as well?
Thanks
"Return commission and override commission are not normally relevant to excess of loss reinsurance. This is because the reinsurer charges the insurer a premium to cover the risk and so a commission payment back to the insurer would be equivalent to simply charging a lower premium."
The notes say earlier on in the chapter that return and override commission *are* relevant for proportional reinsurance, but couldn't you apply the same line of logic as above to proportional reinsurance as well?
Thanks