Intermediate Treaty Reinsurance Contract Wordings

HRD Training Prog No	10001377203
Date & Time	8 – 9 July 2026, 9.00 a.m. – 5.00 p.m.
Registration Deadline	29 June 2026
Learning Format	Virtual

Overview

This programme is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of reinsurance treaty contracts and their applications. Participants will explore the intricacies of both proportional and excess of loss treaty contracts, gaining insights into the composition, risk details, and various clauses associated with each type of contract. The programme emphasises the practical aspects of contract
construction, analysis, and negotiation.

Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, case studies, and practical exercises, participants will be equipped with the skills and insights necessary to navigate the complexities of reinsurance treaty contracts effectively. This programme aims to empower professionals in the insurance and reinsurance sectors to confidently engage in the drafting, analysis, and negotiation of reinsurance contracts.

Recommended For

This programme is suitable for Insurance or Reinsurance executives and managers, Underwriters involved with Reinsurance, Insurance and Reinsurance Brokers, Loss Adjusters and Claims handlers who seek understanding of reinsurance contracts.
Regulatory professional who are involved in reinsurance and any individual who wish to gain an understanding of reinsurance contracts may also participate in the programme.

Learning Outcome

A. Explain the different types of treaty contracts and its application.

B. Explain the basic outline of the contract document and check the composition of a contract using information from the study material.

C. Explain the risk details for a simple proportional treaty contract using information from the study material.

D. Explain the risk details for a simple excess of loss treaty contract using information from the study material.

E. Analyse the various clauses applicable to a proportional contract.

F. Analyse the various clauses to an excess of loss contract.

G. Analyse the advantages and disadvantages of its use or application in the contract.

H. Explain how contract certainty can be achieved.

I. Explain the requirements/ pitfalls to drafting or checking.

J. Apply what they have gained from the course to discuss/ negotiate on contract wording construction.