1 Day Seminar: Advanced Reinsurance Contract Wordings – ResearchAndMarkets.com
Bioterrorism Week
By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Bioterrorism Week -- The "Advanced Reinsurance Contract Wordings" conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Reinsurance industry practices have changed in recent years, placing more and more emphasis and importance on reinsurance contract wordings. It is more apparent that a contract is only an advantage if it exactly reects what the underwriter intended and the insured expected. If companies want to avoid lengthy and expensive disputes, they must develop clear and thorough reinsurance agreements and avoid frequent and small nuances that can land reinsurance companies in trouble (see also Research and Markets).
This seminar focuses on advanced, up-to-the-minute issues of reinsurance contracts. Agenda Follow wordings - Issues, options and effective drafting
The Insurance Act 2015 - how it impacts your policy wording
Notice and information clauses
Drafting watertight reinsurance clauses: some common mistakes
Developments in property and casualty clauses
Aggregation
War risk, terrorism and political violence - wording issues
Being prepared for reinsurance disputes: Wordings and their role in dispute resolution
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