The amount reserved upon looks of record to provide for the retirement or replacement of an assets.

A book totaling all insurance written by a company or agent.
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MEDICAL,USA: Insurance payer’s list of clients and managed care and private insurance contracts.
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The accounts written by an agent or company. It can be expressed in a number of ways such as total book of business, book of auto business, or homeowners business.
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US: the number, size and type of accounts (policyholders) that an agent “owns.”
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UK: Total of policies that an insurance company or agent has in force in a specific line for its business as a whole.

A Broker’s Slip, comprising a number of pages in which periodic accounting details and/or endorsements can be entered, thereby maintaining a record of items taken down and/or noted.

Refers to the value of assets as shown in the official accounting records of the company.
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The cash value of the company’s assets as listed on the company’s accounting records.

Consideration for a tax-free transfer of property; usually money or other property.

(plural Bordereaux) – A written schedule of insureds, premiums, and losses submitted to reinsurers under certain types of reinsurance agreements. See Facultative automatic.
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REINSURANCE: A report provided periodically by the Ceding Company detailing the reinsurance premiums and/or reinsurance losses and other pertinent information with respect to specific risks ceded under the reinsurance agreement. This report typically includes the insured’s name, premium basis, policy term, type of coverage, premium and the policy limit. Alternatively, a bordereau could also be the mechanism by which the Ceding Company details losses or claims, include insured, claimant, date of loss, description of loss, and financials.
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UK: information submitted by a cedant to a reinsurer giving details of individual risks insured under a reinsurance treaty.
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Refer: “Reinsurance, Bordereau: (Plural Bordereaux).”