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An insurer (C) takes on a risk with EML of $10m. C has a risk excess of
loss contract $5m xs $1m with reinsurer A which applies before a surplus
treaty with reinsurer B. The surplus treaty provides a maximum
retention of $3m and 4 lines with the minimum always being ceded.
Determine how much A, B and C each pay if a claim for $9m occurs.
The solution explains- "the EML is split in the ratio 5:2:3 among A:B:C."
Given the loss is more than a million, A pays 5m.
The remaining being reinsured with B...Here is where I have a doubt...
What is the amount that is ceded under the surplus treaty?
The first layer was 5m XS 1m. Is this 1m borne entirely by C and surplus treaty applies to the remaining 4m? Or does the surplus treaty apply to the remaining 5m?