@openinsure/reinsurance package manages treaty-based reinsurance programs for MGAs and captives. It calculates cessions, compiles statements, and tracks recoveries across quota share (QS), excess of loss (XOL), and aggregate excess of loss (AXL) structures.
Treaty Types
Quota Share
The reinsurer shares a fixed percentage of every risk and every loss in the treaty portfolio.Excess of Loss (XOL)
The reinsurer pays losses above the retention (attachment) up to a defined limit per occurrence.Aggregate XL
The reinsurer pays when total portfolio losses for the year exceed the aggregate attachment.Quota Share
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Ceding percentage | The share of every premium dollar and loss dollar ceded to reinsurers |
| Ceding commission | The reinsurer’s payment to the cedant for acquisition costs (typically 25–35%) |
| Profit commission | Additional commission paid when the reinsurer’s loss ratio is below a threshold |
Excess of Loss (XOL)
Per-occurrence XOL protects against individual large losses.reinstatements field tracks how many reinstatements remain.
Aggregate Excess of Loss
AXL protects against an adverse portfolio year.Cession Statements
Quarterly cession statements are compiled from all active treaties and reported to reinsurers.Generating via API
Cash Calls
When reinsurer-owed recoveries exceed the trust fund balance, a cash call is triggered.Disputes
When a reinsurer contests a cash call amount, a dispute is created:open → under_review → resolved), support documentation references, and maintain a full audit trail for regulatory reporting.
Schedule F Filing
NAIC Schedule F reports reinsurance assumed and ceded annually. ThecompileCessionStatement() output can be formatted for Schedule F submission:
Integration with Stop-Loss
Stop-loss programs appear as XOL treaties in the cession statement. The@openinsure/stop-loss package calculates recoveries, and @openinsure/reinsurance incorporates them into the quarterly statement alongside traditional reinsurance treaties.
See Stop-Loss Insurance for the calculation reference.