The terminations will take effect December 31, 2008, or as of such dates as are permitted by existing contractual arrangements. Following their termination, all excess of loss reinsurance contracts will run off pursuant to their terms.
The discontinuation of excess of loss reinsurance contracts notwithstanding, the Republic Mortgage Insurance Company (RMIC) will continue to offer traditional pro-rata reinsurance arrangements to lender captive insurers.
Under such contracts, insurance captives dedicated to assumptions of RMIC-underwritten business will receive an agreed-upon pro-rata percentage of the mortgage guaranty premiums produced by the lender, be responsible for an equivalent percentage of paid claims and related claim and contingency reserves, and pay appropriate underwriting expenses.
The captives' capital at risk will be expected to be aligned with RMIC's own enterprise risk management metrics, and the capital requirements of state insurance regulations. Existing and new quota share reinsurance placements will assure necessary commonality of interests among insurer and reinsurer and thus provide transparency of capital commitments for mortgage guaranty insurance buyers, regulators, rating agencies, and investors.
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