A reinsurance program is a collection of one or more layers or reinsurance treaties that you can use when you run analyses.

When submitting the request, you specify whether to copy the relationships and inuring (or child) reinsurance programs associated with the intial program to copy.

A reinsurance program is a collection of one or more layers or reinsurance treaties that you can use when you run analyses.

A relationship defines the association between two Reinsurance Programs. Specifically, the relationship specifies which program inures to the benefit of the other program, the financial perspective of the association, and the relavant participation level. One reinsurance program may have many relationships.

For a given reinsurance program, you can use the GetAvailableProgramsToCreateProgramRelationships() method to retrieve a list of the programs that are valid potential sourcing or inuring programs for the specified program.

When you attempt to create new relationships for a program, note that:

• You cannot include duplicate relationships in the request.
• A program cannot be in a direct or hierarchical relationship with itself.
• If the Contract Gain option is enabled for a given program, you cannot specify the program as a sourcing or inuring program (child) in a relationship.
• You cannot create a relationship for programs in different companies unless one of the programs is an Assesment program.
• An assessment program can be only a sourcing or inuring (child) program in a relationship, which means that:
  • The relationship Perspective must be Contract.
  • The Participation Amount must be between 0 and 1.
  • The Participation must be One Hundred.
• For an inuring relationship:
  • The relationship Perspective must be Contract.
  • The Participation Amount must be null.
  • The Participation must be One Hundred.
• For a sourcing relationship, if you set the Perspective to Net Retained, then:
  • The Participation Amount must be 1.
  • The Participation must be One Hundred.

You can use the programs you retrieve to create Reinsurance Program Relationships.

A Relationship defines the association between two Reinsurance Programs. Specifically, the relationship specifies which program inures to the benefit of the other program, the financial perspective of the association, and the relavant participation level. One reinsurance program may have many relationships.

If you license the program EP (exceedance probability) adjustment feature, you can specify up to 25 EP adjustments for each combination of model and program. An EP adjustment is an amount or percentage that Touchstone Re uses to recalculate the EP curve during a loss analysis. EP adjustments apply to ground-up program losses.

You can apply EP adjustments only to models that you license.

If you license the program EP (exceedance probability) adjustment feature, you can specify up to 25 EP adjustments for each combination of model and program. An EP adjustment is an amount or percentage that Touchstone Re uses to recalculate the EP curve during a loss analysis. EP adjustments apply to ground-up program losses.

You can apply EP adjustments only to models that you license.

If you license the program EP (exceedance probability) adjustment feature, you can specify up to 25 EP adjustments for each combination of model and program. An EP adjustment is an amount or percentage that Touchstone Re uses to recalculate the EP curve during a loss analysis. EP adjustments apply to ground-up program losses.

If you specify more than 25 EP adjustments, the application sorts the adjustments in ascending order by value, and then saves only the first 25 adjustments.

You can apply EP adjustments only to models that you license.

A relationship defines the association between two Reinsurance Programs. Specifically, the relationship specifies which program inures to the benefit of the other program, the financial perspective of the association, and the relavant participation level. One reinsurance program may have many relationships.

For a given reinsurance program, you can use the GetAvailableProgramsToCreateProgramRelationships() method to retrieve a list of the programs that are valid potential sourcing or inuring programs for the specified program.

When you attempt to update the relationships for a program, note that:

• You cannot include duplicate relationships in the request.
• A program cannot be in a direct or hierarchical relationship with itself.
• If the Contract Gain option is enabled for a given program, you cannot specify the program as a sourcing or inuring program (child) in a relationship.
• You cannot create a relationship for programs in different companies unless one of the programs is an Assesment program.
• An assessment program can be only a sourcing or inuring (child) program in a relationship, which means that:
  • The relationship Perspective must be Contract.
  • The Participation Amount must be between 0 and 1.
  • The Participation must be One Hundred.
• For an inuring relationship:
  • The relationship Perspective must be Contract.
  • The Participation Amount must be null.
  • The Participation must be One Hundred.
• For a sourcing relationship, if you set the Perspective to Net Retained, then:
  • The Participation Amount must be 1.
  • The Participation must be One Hundred.