An insurance policy that covers only one specific type of risk (insurance risk). Examples of a monoline policy include life...

A derivative with a monoline insurer- i.e., an insurer that is specialized in a single line of insurance (a monoline)....

It stands for allocated loss adjustment expenses; as an item, it is part of loss adjustment expenses (LAEs). It constitutes...

As an item, it is part of loss adjustment expenses (LAEs). It constitutes expenses that are directly attributed and allocated...

The increasing tendency of persons with an above average likelihood of loss, or propensity to incur damages, to buy or...

The increasing tendency of persons with an above average likelihood of loss, or propensity to incur damages, to buy or...

The increasing tendency of persons with an above average likelihood of loss, or propensity to incur damages, to buy or...

The risk (insurance risk) that is associated with claims that are likely to arise in the future on a policy...

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

It stands for unexpired risk reserve; an amount that an insurance company sets aside, on its the balance sheet, in...