Definition of reinsure in English:

reinsure

verb riːɪnˈʃʊəriːɪnˈʃɔːˌriɪnˈʃʊr

[with object]

(of an insurer) transfer (all or part of a risk) to another insurer to provide protection against the risk of the first insurance.
转保（指保险商将全部或部分保险对象转给另一保险商以防首保风险），分保；给…再保险
the syndicates reinsure each other's exposure to catastrophic risk
Example sentencesExamples
- A reinsurer could, of course, make a special contract with an insurer and agree only to reinsure some of the risks covered by the policy of insurance, leaving the insurer to bear the full cost of the other risks.
- They wish to be reinsured by the states because of the risk for them to suffer heavy financial losses.
- An insurance company needs to reinsure its clients to minimize losses in case of incidents which result in claims.
- Subtracting the amount reinsured, this company's net exposure on insurance written is $636 billion.
- The other companies are telling us they will reinsure us.
- Like many retail insurers, they offer a custom package direct to buyers which is reinsured through a larger firm.
- Most insurance companies, Rosemary says, make sure that as a matter of course they reinsure their risks.
- It is not for nothing that the laws of the land prescribe a minimal portion of the insurance business to be compulsorily reinsured with another insurer/reinsurer.
- The Reinsurers received almost two thirds of the whole premium for reinsuring only part of the risk.
- They bought cover, often through bulk contracts off the big insurance giants, who in turn reinsured their risk elsewhere.
- Property insurance and business interruption insurance have been the hardest hit, but employer liability insurance is also increasing as insurers are finding it harder to reinsure certain risks.
- The risks were widely reinsured across of pool of insurers.
- They could be in for nasty surprises because of direct exposure or the miscalculation of the quantities that they have reinsured, he said.
- They only reinsures about 0.05% of its policies.
- But in each case the whole of the risk was reinsured through the London market so that neither Colombian insurer retained any part of the risk themselves.
- The industry reinsures mostly in South Africa and Europe at the moment.

Derivatives

reinsurance

noun ˌriːɪnˈʃɔːrənsˌriːɪnˈʃʊərənsˌriɪnˈʃʊrəns

Following a slow start to the year, recruitment levels in the insurance, assurance and reinsurance industries have picked up significantly this month.
Example sentencesExamples
- Insurance companies say the principal reason for the dramatic increases is the spiralling burden of reinsurance on all the major insurers.
- Insurance companies will spread their losses through their reinsurance contracts.
- Losses above $1 million also are covered by a separate reinsurance policy that they buy.
- To be eligible for government reinsurance, businesses would have to offer affordable coverage to all of their workers.

reinsurer

noun

The reinsurers aid insurers to spread their costs.
Example sentencesExamples
- The main problems that could affect Ireland are the twin impact of the cost of reinsurance and insolvency among reinsurers.
- Insurers and reinsurers across the Continent may face claims as high as $3 billion, and that could mean higher premiums for both corporate and personal policyholders next year.
- Insurers and reinsurers had never considered terrorism when pricing their premiums.
- Insurers are nervous, too, because they don't know for sure that their reinsurers will make good on claims.

Definition of reinsure in US English:

reinsure

verbˌrēinˈSHo͝orˌriɪnˈʃʊr

[with object]

(of an insurer) transfer (all or part of a risk) to another insurer to provide protection against the risk of the first insurance.
转保（指保险商将全部或部分保险对象转给另一保险商以防首保风险），分保；给…再保险
the syndicates reinsure each other's exposure to catastrophic risk
Example sentencesExamples
- A reinsurer could, of course, make a special contract with an insurer and agree only to reinsure some of the risks covered by the policy of insurance, leaving the insurer to bear the full cost of the other risks.
- The Reinsurers received almost two thirds of the whole premium for reinsuring only part of the risk.
- The risks were widely reinsured across of pool of insurers.
- Like many retail insurers, they offer a custom package direct to buyers which is reinsured through a larger firm.
- It is not for nothing that the laws of the land prescribe a minimal portion of the insurance business to be compulsorily reinsured with another insurer/reinsurer.
- The other companies are telling us they will reinsure us.
- An insurance company needs to reinsure its clients to minimize losses in case of incidents which result in claims.
- They could be in for nasty surprises because of direct exposure or the miscalculation of the quantities that they have reinsured, he said.
- Most insurance companies, Rosemary says, make sure that as a matter of course they reinsure their risks.
- The industry reinsures mostly in South Africa and Europe at the moment.
- They only reinsures about 0.05% of its policies.
- They bought cover, often through bulk contracts off the big insurance giants, who in turn reinsured their risk elsewhere.
- But in each case the whole of the risk was reinsured through the London market so that neither Colombian insurer retained any part of the risk themselves.
- Property insurance and business interruption insurance have been the hardest hit, but employer liability insurance is also increasing as insurers are finding it harder to reinsure certain risks.
- They wish to be reinsured by the states because of the risk for them to suffer heavy financial losses.
- Subtracting the amount reinsured, this company's net exposure on insurance written is $636 billion.

单词	reinsure
释义	Definition of reinsure in English: reinsure verb riːɪnˈʃʊəriːɪnˈʃɔːˌriɪnˈʃʊr [with object] (of an insurer) transfer (all or part of a risk) to another insurer to provide protection against the risk of the first insurance. 转保（指保险商将全部或部分保险对象转给另一保险商以防首保风险），分保；给…再保险 the syndicates reinsure each other's exposure to catastrophic risk Example sentencesExamples A reinsurer could, of course, make a special contract with an insurer and agree only to reinsure some of the risks covered by the policy of insurance, leaving the insurer to bear the full cost of the other risks. They wish to be reinsured by the states because of the risk for them to suffer heavy financial losses. An insurance company needs to reinsure its clients to minimize losses in case of incidents which result in claims. Subtracting the amount reinsured, this company's net exposure on insurance written is $636 billion. The other companies are telling us they will reinsure us. Like many retail insurers, they offer a custom package direct to buyers which is reinsured through a larger firm. Most insurance companies, Rosemary says, make sure that as a matter of course they reinsure their risks. It is not for nothing that the laws of the land prescribe a minimal portion of the insurance business to be compulsorily reinsured with another insurer/reinsurer. The Reinsurers received almost two thirds of the whole premium for reinsuring only part of the risk. They bought cover, often through bulk contracts off the big insurance giants, who in turn reinsured their risk elsewhere. Property insurance and business interruption insurance have been the hardest hit, but employer liability insurance is also increasing as insurers are finding it harder to reinsure certain risks. The risks were widely reinsured across of pool of insurers. They could be in for nasty surprises because of direct exposure or the miscalculation of the quantities that they have reinsured, he said. They only reinsures about 0.05% of its policies. But in each case the whole of the risk was reinsured through the London market so that neither Colombian insurer retained any part of the risk themselves. The industry reinsures mostly in South Africa and Europe at the moment. Derivatives reinsurance noun ˌriːɪnˈʃɔːrənsˌriːɪnˈʃʊərənsˌriɪnˈʃʊrəns Following a slow start to the year, recruitment levels in the insurance, assurance and reinsurance industries have picked up significantly this month. Example sentencesExamples Insurance companies say the principal reason for the dramatic increases is the spiralling burden of reinsurance on all the major insurers. Insurance companies will spread their losses through their reinsurance contracts. Losses above $1 million also are covered by a separate reinsurance policy that they buy. To be eligible for government reinsurance, businesses would have to offer affordable coverage to all of their workers. reinsurer noun The reinsurers aid insurers to spread their costs. Example sentencesExamples The main problems that could affect Ireland are the twin impact of the cost of reinsurance and insolvency among reinsurers. Insurers and reinsurers across the Continent may face claims as high as $3 billion, and that could mean higher premiums for both corporate and personal policyholders next year. Insurers and reinsurers had never considered terrorism when pricing their premiums. Insurers are nervous, too, because they don't know for sure that their reinsurers will make good on claims. Definition of reinsure in US English: reinsure verbˌrēinˈSHo͝orˌriɪnˈʃʊr [with object] (of an insurer) transfer (all or part of a risk) to another insurer to provide protection against the risk of the first insurance. 转保（指保险商将全部或部分保险对象转给另一保险商以防首保风险），分保；给…再保险 the syndicates reinsure each other's exposure to catastrophic risk Example sentencesExamples A reinsurer could, of course, make a special contract with an insurer and agree only to reinsure some of the risks covered by the policy of insurance, leaving the insurer to bear the full cost of the other risks. The Reinsurers received almost two thirds of the whole premium for reinsuring only part of the risk. The risks were widely reinsured across of pool of insurers. Like many retail insurers, they offer a custom package direct to buyers which is reinsured through a larger firm. It is not for nothing that the laws of the land prescribe a minimal portion of the insurance business to be compulsorily reinsured with another insurer/reinsurer. The other companies are telling us they will reinsure us. An insurance company needs to reinsure its clients to minimize losses in case of incidents which result in claims. They could be in for nasty surprises because of direct exposure or the miscalculation of the quantities that they have reinsured, he said. Most insurance companies, Rosemary says, make sure that as a matter of course they reinsure their risks. The industry reinsures mostly in South Africa and Europe at the moment. They only reinsures about 0.05% of its policies. They bought cover, often through bulk contracts off the big insurance giants, who in turn reinsured their risk elsewhere. But in each case the whole of the risk was reinsured through the London market so that neither Colombian insurer retained any part of the risk themselves. Property insurance and business interruption insurance have been the hardest hit, but employer liability insurance is also increasing as insurers are finding it harder to reinsure certain risks. They wish to be reinsured by the states because of the risk for them to suffer heavy financial losses. Subtracting the amount reinsured, this company's net exposure on insurance written is $636 billion.
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