overcautiousness vs reinsurance

Some examples from the web:

• I regret the overcautiousness of the Council, which reluctantly acknowledges that nuclear power is one effective solution regarding the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
• I regret the overcautiousness of some, on both the right and the left, with regard to these two points.
• This is not only on account of the role you played; it is also because of the overcautiousness of its leaders, who too often prefer to stand still rather than to act.
• This overcautiousness, together with a certain introspection, tend to characterise all the policies related to the AFSJ, in which cooperation and solidarity occur only sporadically and conjuncturally.
• The last compromise voted through in 1998 left us feeling rather disappointed by the European Commission's overcautiousness.

Some examples from the web:

• Best estimate shall be disclosed gross of reinsurance.
• Operation is limited to direct insurance and reinsurance.
• Principle and conditions for conducting reinsurance business
• The reinsurance business is concerned mainly with the relationship between primary insurers and reinsurers.
• This shall include the possibility of preventing offending insurance or reinsurance intermediaries from initiating any further activities within their territories.
• Insurance and reinsurance intermediaries shall be of good repute.
• It has not however removed restrictions caused by divergences between national provisions as regards prudential regulation of reinsurance.
• The reinsurance undertaking should have assets to cover technical provisions
• These implementing measures should enable the Community to take account of the future development of reinsurance.
• reinsurance means the activity consisting in accepting risks ceded by an insurance undertaking
• The latter authorities shall determine whether the reinsurance undertaking is complying with the prudential rules laid down in this Directive.
• The available solvency margin shall be reduced by the amount of own shares directly held by the reinsurance undertaking.
• It may also restrict or prohibit the free disposal of the reinsurance undertaking's assets.
• the reinsurance premiums collected exceed 10% of
• subsidiary undertakings of that reinsurance undertaking,
• parent undertakings of that reinsurance undertaking,
• Another issue is the use of collateral to secure reinsurance contracts.
• Non-life reinsurance dominates the industry, comprising more than 80% of overall premiums.
• Life insurance business consists mostly of savings and therefore has a small risk component and smaller need for reinsurance.
• Supervision of reinsurance needs to be reassessed under the Solvency II project.