Aggregate retention

The aggregate amount of risk retained by the insured, i.e. losses up to the level that are selfinsured rather than assumed by an insurer

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An additional retention kept net by the cedant of losses otherwise recoverable from the reinsurer. There are two retentions in a program having an aggregate retention. The first retention applies to each risk or occurrence. The second, or aggregate retention, applies to amounts that would normally be recoverable from the reinsurer. Only after the aggregate retention is exceeded can the cedant recover from the reinsurer.

 

 

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