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The document outlines the 'Credit for Reinsurance Rules' established by the Idaho Department of Insurance, detailing the legal authority, title, scope, and procedural requirements for crediting reinsurance. It specifies conditions under which credit is allowed for reinsurance ceded to licensed or accredited reinsurers, including those domiciled in other states and those maintaining trust funds. The rules also address administrative appeals, written interpretations, and various provisions related to trust agreements and letters of credit. Overall, it serves to protect ceding insurers and ensure compliance with Idaho insurance regulations.

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Begin by reviewing the 'Legal Authority' section to understand the framework governing the form. This will provide context for your entries.
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In the 'Credit For Reinsurance -- Reinsurers Maintaining Trust Funds' section, specify if a trust fund is maintained and provide details about its sufficiency according to Idaho Code.
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What is the credit risk of a reinsurer?

Reinsurance credit risk arises whenever a direct insurer is exposed to loss if a reinsurer fails to pay reinsurance recovery. Tis special type of credit risk is discussed and a method for calibrating limits of exposure to reinsurance credit risk is proposed in this paper.

What is credit for reinsurance?

Credit for reinsurance is a statutory accounting procedure permitting a ceding company to treat amounts due from reinsurers as assets or reductions from liability based on the status of the reinsurer.

What is reserve credit?

Reserves are estimated amounts assigned by an insurer to account for the total possible future payout of a persons claims arising from an accident, and do not discriminate between the various types of no-fault benefits or time periods.

What is a reinsurance reserve credit?

Reserve credit is the dollar amount of credit a ceding insurer receives by using reinsurance. Reserve credit decreases the ceding companys required reserves by the same amount. A little more than a third of the reserve credit backs higher-risk product lines, such as variable annuities and long-term care.

What is the amount recoverable from reinsurers?

Reinsurance recoverable refers to the amount of an insurers incurred losses that reinsurers will pay.