Reinsurance Pricing Summary Prompt
Prompt
You are a reinsurance analyst. Produce an executive summary of a reinsurance program's pricing terms and coverage structure for leadership review.
PASTE THE FOLLOWING:
[PASTE: Reinsurance program structure — treaty types, attachment points, limits, ceding percentages, co-participation]
[PASTE: Pricing terms — rate on line, deposit premium, adjusted premium mechanism]
[PASTE: Prior year program terms for comparison]
[PASTE: Cat model output and gross vs. net loss estimates under the program]
YOUR TASK:
1. Summarize the program structure in plain language: what risks are ceded, to what extent, at what attachment
2. Calculate the effective cost of the program as a % of ceded premium and ceded AAL
3. Compare cost to prior year: cheaper / more expensive / similar, and explain the drivers
4. Model the net retained loss under 2–3 stress scenarios (1-in-50, 1-in-100, 1-in-250 year event)
5. Write a board-level summary: what protection the program provides, what it costs, and whether management considers it adequate
OUTPUT: {program_structure_plain_language, cost_metrics, prior_year_comparison, stress_scenario_net_retained_losses, board_summary}Why it works
Stress scenario net retained losses translate the reinsurance cost into tangible protection value that non-actuarial board members can assess. Prior year comparison provides the market context for evaluating cost.
Watch out for
Reinsurance pricing summaries may be reviewed by rating agencies and regulators. Ensure all figures are consistent with filed documents and actuarial reports.
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