The need for insurance companies to be capitalized according to the inherent riskiness of the type of insurance they sell. Higher-risk types of insurance, liability as opposed to property business, generally necessitate higher levels of capital. |
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Rated Policy Rate Rating Agencies Rating Bureau Real Estate Investments Receivables Reciprocal Exchange Redlining Reduced Paid-up Insurance Option Registered Principal Registered Representative Reinstatement Reinsurance Relation Of Earnings To Insurance Clause Renewable Term Insurance Policy Renters Insurance Replacement Cost Repurchase Agreement (REPO) Reserves Residual Disability Insurance Residual Disability Residual Market Retention Retrocession Retrospective Rating Return On Equity Rider Risk Management Risk Retention Groups Risk-based Capital Risk Rollover.
