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The Reinsurance Program Manager enables you to create, import, and manage reinsurance programs.
Duplicate a reinsurance program
To save time, create a new reinsurance program from an existing reinsurance program. Touchstone copies the program information and all the treaties and their information, including the geographic and line of business (LOB) filters.

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Import data from external sources
You can import exposure data, map layers, projects, and reinsurance packages from external sources into Touchstone databases.
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Reinsurance
The Reinsurance Program Manager enables you to create, import, and manage reinsurance programs.
- View reinsurance programs and treaties
  Steps to view information about reinsurance programs and treaties.
- Filter reinsurance programs and treaty lists
  Display only the specific reinsurance programs and treaties that interest you by filtering the list.
- Edit reinsurance programs and treaties
  You can edit the description of a reinsurance program, and modify information about the treaties in the program.
- Create a reinsurance program
  You can create a new reinsurance program that comprises one or more treaties. When you create a treaty, you specify treaty information, treaty terms, and treaty triggers.
- Remove reinsurance programs and treaties
  You can delete a single reinsurance program or treaty, or delete multiple reinsurance programs or treaties from the list of reinsurance programs and treaties.
- Save changes to reinsurance programs and treaties
  You can save changes to all programs in the Reinsurance Programs grid or to all treaties in the reinsurance program.
- Duplicate a reinsurance program
  To save time, create a new reinsurance program from an existing reinsurance program. Touchstone copies the program information and all the treaties and their information, including the geographic and line of business (LOB) filters.
- Import a reinsurance program
  Import reinsurance programs with an *.RPX or *.csv file extension.
- Export a reinsurance program
  Export reinsurance programs from the Reinsurance Programs pane or when exporting a project, to use them in other projects. You can export them to *.csv or *.rpx files.
- Map unrecognized LOB values
  In Touchstone, you can map unrecognized user line-of-business (LOB) values to valid Touchstone LOB values.
- Copy and paste a reinsurance treaty
  Save time by copying and pasting reinsurance treaties, with all the attributes, into another reinsurance program.
- Treaty information (reinsurance programs)
  Validation rules for fields related to treaty information for reinsurance programs.
- Terms (reinsurance programs)
  Validation rules for fields related to treaty terms for reinsurance programs.
- Triggers (reinsurance programs)
  Validation rules for triggers related to treaty terms for CAT XOL reinsurance only.
- Apply reinsurance programs
  Configure detailed loss analyses to apply treaty terms in associated reinsurance programs to the loss analyses results.
- Select a reinsurance program
  Select the reinsurance programs that you want to apply and the exposure view or views (analysis targets) to which you want the programs to apply.
- Specify facultative reinsurance options
  If the analysis target's property exposure data includes contract- or layer-level facultative terms, you can configure the facultative reinsurance option.
- Apply treaties and certificates to areas and LOBs
  In the Reinsurance Program Manager, you can apply treaties to lines of business (LOBs) in specified geographic regions (areas).
- Understanding relationship between treaty types and inuring order
  Useful information about the relationship between treaty types and the inuring order.
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Duplicate a reinsurance program

To save time, create a new reinsurance program from an existing reinsurance program. Touchstone copies the program information and all the treaties and their information, including the geographic and line of business (LOB) filters.

Procedure

Open a project.
In the project's navigation pane, click Reinsurance and then click All Programs.
In the Reinsurance Programs pane, highlight the row containing the program you want to duplicate.
Click (Duplicate).

Results

The duplicate program appears at the bottom of the grid. It uses the name of the program you duplicated, followed by an underscore and a number.

Example

For example, if you duplicate QSP3, the duplicate program is QSP3_1.