Touchstone Re 2022 Database Reference
tReinsuranceTreaty Table
AIRExposureRe Database : tReinsuranceTreaty Table
Description
Stores information about reinsurance treaties included in reinsurance programs.
Properties
Creation Date4/11/2022 6:17 PM
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Columns
 Column NameDescriptionDatatypeLengthAllow NullsDefaultFormula
Primary Key Unique system-generated sequential identifier for the reinsurance treaty.int4   
 

Unique system-generated sequential identifier for a reinsurance program.

For a complete list of records, see tReinsuranceProgram Table.

int4  
 

Unique system-generated sequential identifier for the user-specified area associated with the reinsurance treaty.

For a complete list of records, see tAppliesToArea Table.

int4  
 

Code that indicates the type of the reinsurance treaty.

For a complete list of codes, see tReinsuranceType Table.

varchar10   
 User-specified identifier for the reinsurance treaty.varchar100   
 

Code that represents the submission status of the reinsurance treaty.

For a complete list of codes, see tStatus Table.

varchar10   
 

Numeric code for the single peril or set of perils associated with the reinsurance treaty.

For a complete list of codes, see tPerilSet Table.

int4   
 

Code that represents when or how the reinsurance treaty is applied.

For a complete list of codes, see tTriggerType Table.

varchar10  
 

Code that represents the type of the reinsurance treaty target.

For a complete list of codes, see tReinsTargetType Table.

varchar10  
 

Code that represents the preferred exposure type.

For a complete list of codes, see tPreferredExposureType Table.

varchar10  
 Name of the primary insurer or insurance company that purchased reinsurance.varchar60  
 Name of the insurer or reinsurer who assumes the cedant's risk under the reinsurance treaty.varchar60  
 Inception date of the reinsurance program, which is also referred to as the Effective From date.date8  
 Expiration date of the reinsurance program, which is also referred to as the Effective To date.date8  
 

ISO 3-character code for the currency.

For a complete list of codes, see tCurrency Table.

char3  
 For per-risk programs, the maximum loss that can be incurred by the layer for one occurrence.float9  
 

For per-risk programs, the value below which the total losses are not assumed by the layer.

float9  
 Maximum loss that the treaty can incur from a single occurrence.float9  
 The value below which the total losses are not assumed by the layer.float9  
 Maximum amount payable under the reinsurance treaty that provides overall loss limitation.float9  
 Additional dollar amount or percentage of risk retained by the ceding company under a reinsurance treaty.float9  
 

Ceded percentage expressed as a decimal, for example .3, which corresponds to 30%.

CededPercent appears as a percentage in the user interface but is stored in the database as a decimal.
float9  
 

Percentage of the treaty placed with the reinsurer, for example 1, which corresponds to 100%.

PlacedAmount appears as a percentage in the user interface but is stored in the database as a decimal.
float9  
 Minimum amount of industry loss.float9  
 Maximum amount of industry loss.float9  
 Minimum amount of company loss.float9  
 Maximum amount of company loss.float9  
 

Percentage of insurer's coinsurance, expressed as a decimal value.

Insurer's coinsurance is the portion of the losses to the layer that the cedant retains. For example, if the coinsurance value is .05, then the cedant retains 5 percent of the losses. Insurer’s coinsurance is not applicable for catastrophe bond programs.

float9  
 The minimum premium paid for coverage of the reinsurance treaty per reinstatement.float9  
 

The estimated premium paid for coverage of the reinsurance treaty per reinstatement.

float9  
 User-provided amount of losses paid on the account.float9  
 Net participation amount or percentage.float9  
 Gross participation amount or percentage.float9  
 User-specified factor used to modify losses in the reinsurance treaty.float9  
 Event number at which the reinsurance treaty was applied.int4  
 The maximum number of times the risk limit can be reinstated after the application of a loss amount during the coverage period, where 0 represents no reinstatements and 999 represents unlimited reinstatements.smallint2  
 

Handling of reinstatement premium payments based on loss amount, for example, 100%, 75%, 50%, or Pro Rata.

100% specifies that the total premium amount (PremiumEstimated) is paid for the reinstatement.

Pro Rata specifies that the reinstatement premium amount paid is in proportion to the percent of the occurrence limit that is exhausted.

float9  
 

Handling of reinstatement premium payments based on time of loss, for example, 100%, 75%, 50%, or Pro Rata.

100% specifies that the total premium amount (PremiumEstimated) is paid for the reinstatement adjusted only for Reinstatement Premiums by Amount.

Pro Rata specifies that the reinstatement premium amount paid is in proportion to the time remaining on the reinsurance treaty as of the day on which the layer loss occurred.

float9  
 

Indicates whether the loss is set to match the limit.

For example, if the loss is set to match the limit for a treaty that specifies an occurrence retention of $100 and an occurrence limit of $500, and the company incurs a loss of $101, then the treaty loss is the full $500 . If the loss is not set to match the limit, then the treaty loss would be $1.

  • 1 = Yes (matched)
  • 0 = No (not matched)
bit1  
 Lines of business associated with the reinsurance treaty.varchar4000  
 Reserved for future use.varchar4000  
 Inuring order of the reinsurance treaty.int4  
 User-specified description of the reinsurance treaty.varchar4000  
 Date and time the reinsurance treaty was created.datetime4   
 Date and time the reinsurance treaty was last edited.datetime4   
 

Premium amount.

A value of less than or equal to 1 indicates a percentage.

float9  
 

Reinstatement premium.

A value of less than or equal to 1 indicates a percentage.

float9  
 

Unique Committee on Uniform Security Identification Procedures (CUSIP) identifier.

CusipID applies only to catastrophe bonds issued in the U.S. and Canada.

varchar15  
 Principal amount.float9  
 Investment amount.float9  
 Coupon spread for the reinsurance treaty over LIBOR.float9  
 

Code that represents the type of layer represented by the reinsurance treaty.

  • 0 = Regular layer
  • 1 = Parent layer
  • 2 = Step layer
int4  
 For internal use by Touchstone Re.int4  
 User-specified participation.float9  
 User-specified participation.float9  
 Reserved for future use.varchar255  
Objects that depend on tReinsuranceTreaty
 Database ObjectObject TypeDescriptionDep Level
tAppliesToEventFilter tabletAppliesToEventFilterTable

Stores information about event filters.

An event filter specifies that a reinsurance treaty applies only to events that meet certain criteria. You can create an event filter that includes event parameters, a latitude and longitude pair, or a list of areas.

1
tAppliesToEventFilterGeoXRef tabletAppliesToEventFilterGeoXRefTable

Stores information about event filters that include geographic areas. 

An event filter specifies that a reinsurance treaty applies only to events that meet certain criteria. You can create an event filter that includes event parameters, a latitude and longitude pair, or a list of areas.

2
tAppliesToEventFilterLatLong tabletAppliesToEventFilterLatLongTable

Stores information about event filters that include latitude and longitude pairs. 

An event filter specifies that a reinsurance treaty applies only to events that meet certain criteria. You can create an event filter that includes event parameters, a latitude and longitude pair, or a list of areas.

2
tAppliesToEventFilterRule tabletAppliesToEventFilterRuleTable

Stores information about event filters that include event parameters, such as earthquake depth or hurricane central pressure. 

An event filter specifies that a reinsurance treaty applies only to events that meet certain criteria. You can create an event filter that includes event parameters, a latitude and longitude pair, or a list of areas.

2
tReinsuranceTreatyReinstatement tabletReinsuranceTreatyReinstatementTableStores information about reinstatement treaties included in reinsurance programs.1
tReinsuranceTreatyTerrorismOption tabletReinsuranceTreatyTerrorismOptionTableStores information about the terrorism coverage for each reinsurance treaty.1
tReinsuranceTreatyUDCClassification_Xref tabletReinsuranceTreatyUDCClassification_XrefTable

Stores relationships between user-defined categories (UDCs) and reinsurance treaties.

1
Objects that tReinsuranceTreaty depends on
 Database ObjectObject TypeDescriptionDep Level
tAppliesToArea tabletAppliesToAreaTable

Stores the names of Applies to Area filters.

An Applies to Area filter specifies that a reinsurance treaty applies only to a given geographic area.

2
tCompany tabletCompanyTableStores information about companies.3
tReinsuranceProgram tabletReinsuranceProgramTableStores information about reinsurance programs.2
See Also

Related Objects

AIRExposureRe Database