quota share

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A quota share is the proportional portion assigned to a party under a contractual agreement, typically in proportion to the total volume, premium, or risk. In insurance or reinsurance contexts, a quota share treaty means the reinsurer and ceding insurer share premiums and losses in a fixed proportion.

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