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Policyholder Loan Bond

A bond that is backed by policyholder loans against life insurance policies. The underlying loans will be repaid either by...

Premium

In relation to an insurance contract, it is the amount of money that an individual or business (known as policyholders/...

Pure Cost

The actual or expected cost that an insurer would incur as indemnity payments and allocated loss adjustment expenses (or the...

Pure Premium

The actual or expected cost that an insurer would incur as indemnity payments and allocated loss adjustment expenses (or the...

PDR

It stands for premium deficiency reserve; an amount (provision or reserve) that an insurance company sets aside, on its the...

Premium Deficiency Reserve

An amount (provision or reserve) that an insurance company sets aside, on its the balance sheet, in addition to unearned...

Provision for Unexpired Risks

An amount that an insurance company sets aside, on its the balance sheet, in addition to unearned premiums in connection...

Policy Excess

The amount that an insured has to pay towards making a claim. The policy excess is clearly set out in...

Participating Contract

An insurance contract that involves direct participation of policyholders whereby they are allowed to share in the profits in the...

Pro Rata

Pro rata is Latin for proportionate allocation; in insurance, pro rata involves the process of determining the amount of premium...