Quota Share Insurance Reinsurance Arrangement

Definition: A type of reinsurance arrangement in which an insurer and a reinsurer share premiums and losses according to a fixed percentage. The reinsurer assumes a proportionate share of every policy written by the insurer.

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Quota Share Insurance Reinsurance in Florida

Quota share: proportional reinsurance sharing premiums and losses at a fixed percentage. Example: 60/40 split. Critical in FL due to hurricane exposure. Citizens Property Insurance uses quota share to distribute risk. Ceding commission: 20-35%. Considerations: percentage split, profit sharing, sliding scale, and catastrophe caps. Review annually for risk profile alignment.

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