noun
- an insurance company or underwriter that shares the risk and responsibility of an insurance policy with one or more other insurers
Usage: commonly used in commercial and property insurance; plural: coinsurers
Examples
- The building was insured by three coinsurers, each covering a portion of the total risk.
- When the claim was filed, all coinsurers contributed to the settlement according to their agreed percentages.
- The primary insurer worked with two coinsurers to spread the liability on the large commercial policy.
- Coinsurers must coordinate their coverage terms to avoid gaps or overlaps in protection.
- The policyholder contacted each coinsurer separately to understand their specific coverage limits.