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Fronting

Insurance can be a complex world, with various terms and concepts to navigate. One such term is fronting, a practice where a primary insurer issues a policy but transfers the entire risk to a reinsurer in exchange for a commission. This is common in cases where the fronting insurer is licensed to operate in a specific country, but the reinsurer is not. Typically, the reinsurer is a captive or independent insurance company that is unable to sell insurance directly in that country.

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