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legal cession

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This is mainly from an increase on commission payable to intermediaries to attract further conventional business as the company replaces its legal cessions and assumes further risks abroad.
Alongside the legal cessions commanded by several of EARe's rival reinsurers, price-based competition has historically been a challenge and limited growth opportunities exist.
Best believes that the potential loss of legal cessions brings about a degree of uncertainty with regards to the company's prospective business profile.
 
 
 
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