noun
- insurance purchased by an insurance company to protect itself against large losses by transferring some of the risk to another insurer
Usage: insurance industry
Examples
- The insurance company bought reinsurance to protect against hurricane damage claims.
- Reinsurance helps smaller insurers manage their exposure to catastrophic losses.
- The reinsurance market plays a crucial role in global risk management.
- After the major earthquake, the company was grateful for its reinsurance coverage.
- Reinsurance allows insurance companies to take on more policies than they could handle alone.
- The cost of reinsurance has increased due to recent natural disasters.