Glossary
A certificate of reinsurance is a record of reinsurance coverage pending replacement by a formal reinsurance contract, which is usually a facultative certificate.
Read MoreA certified act of terrorism is a terrorist act that is eligible for coverage under the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA). Such acts are certified by the Secretary of the Treasury, applying criteria spelled out in TRIA.
Read MoreCertified Risk Manager (CRM) is a designation awarded by The National Alliance upon the successful competion of five risk management courses.
Read MoreA cession number is a number assigned by an underwriting office to identify reinsurance premium transactions.
Read MoreA cession statement is a periodic statement of subject premiums and the losses and expenses incurred under the reinsured policies, provided by the ceding company to a reinsurer.
Read MoreCestui que vie refers to the person on whose life contingency an insurance contract is based.
Read MoreA chameleon carrier is a trucking company that, if cited or closed down by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), generally for a marginal safety record or a tenuous financial situation, quickly changes its name and address and restarts operations.
Read MoreThe change of beneficiary provision is a life insurance policy provision that permits the owner of the policy to change beneficiaries at will unless a beneficiary has been designated as irrevocable, which is rarely the case.
Read MoreChanneling is a program in which a hospital and its affiliated physicians (i.e., physicians employed by the hospital and independent contractor physicians who have admitting privileges) are insured under a master medical malpractice policy issued by one insurer.
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