Touchstone 2022 Database Reference
tAnalysisReinsurance Table
AIRResult : tAnalysisReinsurance Table
Description
Stores information about any reinsurance treaties applied during analyses.
Properties
Creation Date4/11/2022 5:46 PM
File GroupPRIMARY
Text File GroupPRIMARY
System Object
Published for Replication
Rows0
Data Space Used0.00 KB
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Columns
 Column NameDescriptionDatatypeLengthAllow NullsDefaultFormula
Primary Key 

Unique system-generated sequential identifier for the results record.

For a complete list of records, see tAnalysisResult Table.

int4   
Primary Key 

Unique system-generated sequential identifier for the reinsurance record.

For a complete list of records, see tReinsurance Table.

int4   
 

Unique system-generated sequential identifier for the reinsurance program record.

For a complete list of records, see tProgram Table.

int4   
 

Code that represents the type of reinsurance.

For a complete list of codes, see tReinsuranceType Table.

varchar10   
 User-provided identifier for the reinsurance treaty.varchar100   
 

Code for the submission status.

For a complete list of codes, see tSubmitStatus Table.

varchar10   
 

Numeric code for the single peril or set of perils.

For a complete list of codes, see tPerilSet Table.

int4   
 

Code that represents when/how reinsurance treaty coverage is applied.

For a complete list of codes, see tTriggerType Table.

varchar10   
 

Code that represents the objects to which the reinsurance treaty is applied.

For a complete list of codes, see tReinsTargetType Table.

varchar10   
 

Code that represents the preferred exposure type.

Reserved for future use.

For a complete list of codes, see tPreferredExposureType Table.

varchar10  
 Name of the primary insurer, which is the insurance company that purchases reinsurance.varchar60  
 Name of the insurer or reinsurer who assumes the cedant’s risk under the contract (treaty).varchar60  
 Inception date of the reinsurance treaty.  Also referred to as the Effective FROM Date.date8   
 Reinsurance treaty expiration date. Also referred to as the Effective TO Date.date8   
 

ISO 3-character code for the currency.

For a complete list of codes, see tCurrency Table.

char3   
 

Treaty limit for a single risk or layer.

float9  
 Treaty retention per single risk, or per layer for policies including layers.float9  
 Maximum loss that the treaty can occur from each occurrence.float9  
 Deductible amount 1. The treaty does not assume losses below the specified value.float9  
 Maximum amount payable under reinsurance treaty that provides overall maximum loss limitation.float9  
 Additional dollar amount or percentage of risk retained by the ceding company under a reinsurance treaty.float9  
 Ceded amount expressed as an amount of percentage. Note that this value is provided on the user interface as a whole number percentage (e.g. 30.00) but is stored in the database as a decimal (e.g. 0.3).float9   
 Placed percentage.float9  
 Minimum amount of industry loss.float9  
 Maximum amount of industry loss.float9  
 Minimum amount of portfolio loss.float9  
 Maximum amount of portfolio loss.float9  
 Amount of co-insurance.float9   
 The minimum premium paid for coverage of the layer per reinstatement.  This value is not used during analysis.float9  
 The estimated premium paid for coverage of the layer per reinstatement.  This value is used when the analysis calculates premiums net-of-estimated losses.float9  
 User-provided information regarding losses paid on the account.  This value is not used during analysis.float9  
 Net participation amount or percent.real4  
 Gross participation amount or percent.real4  
 

User-defined factor used to modify losses.

The loss engine scales the entire Ground-up distribution by this factor, not just the mean loss, and applies all policy conditions to the modified losses. It does not cap the modified losses at the total insurable value (TIV). Any loss modification factor that is applied to losses from a peril applies also to losses generated by the respective sub-perils.

real4  
 Event number at which the when treaty was applied.int4  
 The maximum number of times the risk limit can be reinstated after the application of a loss amount during the coverage period, where “0” represents no reinstatements and “999” represents unlimited reinstatements.tinyint1  
 Handling of reinstatement premium payments based on loss amount (100%, 75. 50, or Pro-Rata). The value 100% specifies that the total premium amount (Estimated Premium) is paid for the reinstatement; Pro Rata specifies that the reinstatement premium amount paid is in proportion to the percent of the occurrence limit that is exhausted.float9  
 Handling of reinstatement premium payments based on time of loss (100%, 75. 50, or Pro-Rata). The value 100% specifies that the total premium amount (Estimated Premium) is paid for the reinstatement adjusted only for Reinstatement Provisions by Amount. Pro Rata specifies that the premium amount paid is in proportion to the time remaining on the reinsurance treaty as of the day on which the layer loss occurred.float9  
 

Indicates whether the loss is matched to limits.

  • 1 = Yes (matched)
  • 0 = No (not matched)
bit1  
 Filter that identifies the Lines to Business to which the reinsurance treaty applies.varchar16  
 XML string that defines the filter used to determine the event to which the reinsurance treaty applies.xml0  
 Inuring order for the reinsurance treaty.smallint2  
 Description of the reinsurance treaty.varchar4000  
 Date and time when the reinsurance treaty was created.datetime4   
 Date and time when the reinsurance treaty was last modified.datetime4   
Objects that depend on tAnalysisReinsurance
 Database ObjectObject TypeDescriptionDep Level
tAnalysisReinsAppliesToGeo tabletAnalysisReinsAppliesToGeoTableStores information about the geographic areas to which reinsurance treaties are applied.1
Objects that tAnalysisReinsurance depends on
 Database ObjectObject TypeDescriptionDep Level
tAnalysisResult tabletAnalysisResultTable

Contains general information about the analyses that produced the results.

The table includes one row for each analysis in the database, regardless of the analysis type (Loss, Loss Grouping, Catastrophe Excess of Loss, or Marginal Impact).

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See Also

Related Objects

AIRResult
Locating Results for a Specific Analysis