Translations for „reinsure“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

reinsure [ˌri:ɪnˈʃʊəʳ, Am -ˈʃʊr] VB trans, intr

reinsure

reasekurować [się]

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English

The risks embedded in annuity businesses hit home in 2008 when stock markets plunged, causing large problems for insurers who hadn't reinsured or hedged their stock exposure.

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Cars were then fraudulently deemed road-worthy by a mechanic and reinsured with an inflated replacement value, often $30,000 or more.

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So takaful firms reinsure a considerable part of their risk through conventional lines, a practice allowed under the concept of darura, or necessity.

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As they have concluded that we aren't committed to an enduring role in the region, they've apparently decided they need to reinsure.

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This, he notes, is making them to reinsure a lot of business outside the continent.

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You reinsured the car with the other car's registration and so you had completely changed its identity and disguised the fact you were living at your own address.

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Currencies are also brought in, due to different loans being subscribed in one currency and reinsured in another, but repaid in yet another.

www.marketoracle.co.uk

A significant percentage of the carrier respondents (nearly 70 percent) reinsure their voluntary products, most commonly life and long-term disability insurance.

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Onshore reinsurance companies may also incorporate an offshore subsidiary to reinsure catastrophic risks.

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My insurance company might want to reinsure that million-pound risk, a perfectly sensible, socially useful and non-speculative transaction.

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