Annual aggregate deductible

A deductible applied annually to the total amount paid in claims during a policy period. Claims are generally subject to a per-occurrence deductible the aggregate is the limit beyond which no further deductibles are applied.

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UK: A nonproportional reinsurance provision stipulating that the reinsured will retain, in addition to its retention per risk or per occurrence, an annual aggregate amount that would otherwise be recoverable from the reinsurer. The annual aggregate deductible is usually expressed as an amount or a percentage of the reinsured’s subject premium for the period.

 

 

Annual basis

accounting for general insurance business whereby a result is determined at the end of the accounting period reflecting the profit or loss from providing insurance cover in that period (compare with fund basis).

Annual compliance review

1. All listed companies should conduct an annual review to confirm that the company, through its directors and officers, has followed sound practices in terms of corporate governance. The directors must report on key risks facing the company and state how the risks are controlled or avoided. See TURNBULL REPORT. 2. An annual review is also required of managing and members’ agents at Lloyd’s to demonstrate their commitment to, and achievement of, recognised compliance standards.