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MÝLLÎ REASÜRANS T.A.Þ.

Managers for F.A.I.R. Reinsurance Pool

FACTS ABOUT F.A.I.R. REINSURANCE POOL

  

BACKGROUND

The 3rd Meeting of the F.A.I.R.(Federation of Afro-Asian Insurers & Reinsurers)General Assembly was held in Istanbul on the 11th-14th September 1972 and it was unanimously decided to set up the FAIR Non-Life Reinsurance Pool with effect from 1.1.1974. The General Assembly also unanimously entrusted the management of the Pool to Millî Reasürans T.A.Þ., Istanbul .

The Pool is aimed to achieve the following objectives:

  • to promote cooperation among member companies;

  • to provide an additional underwriting capacity in Asia and Africa and to increase the same for the member companies;

  • to effect savings and even earnings of foreign exchange for the member countries and companies;
  • to provide the same standard of reinsurance service as offered by international market;

  • to accelerate the process of achieving increased self-reliance in the field of insurance and reinsurance through cooperation;

  • to improve the reinsurance terms for national insurance companies as much as possible.


  • The Pool had 24 members (11 from Africa and 13 from Asia) in its 1st year of operation providing a premium income of Stg 857,527 whereas the total accounted premium, for the period from 01.01.1974 to 31.12.2007, has reached the amount of Stg 498,883,909 and the profit percentage was 4.46 % of the net premium. In 2008 it has 63 members (23 from Africa and 40 from Asia) and the estimated premium income is 41,070,000 Stg.
    (The list showing the Pool's premium income and continent-wise membership position from inception as well as the list of F.A.I.R. Pool members in 2008 are given hereafter.)

    OBJECTS

    The principal object of the Pool is to accept reinsurance and retrocession business from the African and Asian markets in the following classes of insurance business:

  • Fire;

  • Accident, excluding motor, credit, bonds, liability and aviation business unless when incidental or part of a bouquet;

  • Engineering;

  • Marine Hull and Marine Cargo;

  • ORGANS
    General Assembly

    The General Assembly is the supreme authority of the Pool and it is composed of all the members of the Pool and the Secretary General of F.A.I.R. as ex-officio member.

    The General Assembly meets once every two years at the same venue and during the same period of the F.A.I.R. General Meeting.


    Technical Board

    The Technical Board consists of 8 member companies wherein either Africa or Asia elected by the Pool's General Assembly for a period of 4 years subject to extension. The Managers of the Pool, the Secretary General, the President of the F.A.I.R. are also the ex-officio members of the Technical Board.

    The Technical Board meets regularly at least once a year at the Pool's office.

    The Managers

    The Managers are appointed by the Pool's General Assembly to do all the administrative work necessary for the proper functioning of the Pool for a term of 4 years subject to renewal.

    Millî Reasürans T.A.Þ. is entrusted with the management of the F.A.I.R. Reinsurance Pool since its establishment.

    MEMBERSHIP

    All the members of the F.A.I.R. willing to offer a share from their treaties, are eligible for the membership of the Pool. However, the full membership is realized by entering reciprocal business exchange with the Pool, that is, ceding business to the Pool and accepting retrocession from the Pool's business by signing the Pool's Statute and Quota Share Retrocession Agreement.

    Any company willing to be a member of the Pool which is not a F.A.I.R. member is requested to contact the Federation at the following address for the necessary Federation membership formalities:

    "Attention:
    The Secretary General
    Federation of Afro-Asian Insurers & Reinsurers
    14, Gawad Hosny Street
    Cario - EGYPT
    Tel. : (202) 2392 36 30 & 2395 18 15
    Fax : (202) 2392 18 48 & 2396 10 07
    E-mail: central-office@fair.org.eg
    Web site: www.fair.org.eg

    After the realization of the F.A.I.R. membership, the company approaches the Managers for the Pool membership supplying necessary documents i.e. particulars and statistics of the treaties they are willing to offer to the Pool. All the applications are thoroughly studied by the Managers and accepted or rejected according to the merits and demerits of the business offered.

    CEDING OFFICE

    Non-member companies ceding business to the FAIR Reinsurance Pool are denominated "ceding offices" and have no right to receive reciprocity from the Pool.


    UNDERWRITING

    It is the underwriting policy of the F.A.I.R. Pool to write proportional business and non-proportional on incidental basis, in all branches except Life and Aviation and to abstain from writing facultative business where there is not enough number to have balanced results. Aviation can be accepted as part of a bouquet.


    RECIPROCITY

    All the business ceded to the Pool is retroceded back to the members with an almost 100 % reciprocity. But considerably high ceded premiums longstanding profitability and decent cash-flow can form basis for a more than 100 % reciprocity or vice-versa.

    The Retrocession shares to be allocated to the members are fixed every year.


    21ST FAIR CONFERENCE

    The 21st Conference of the Federation Afro-Asian Insurers and Reinsurers (FAIR) will be held from the 19th to 23th October 2009 in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
    As a professional business association, FAIR is dedicated to the cause of regional cooperation and the development of the Insurance Industry in Afro-Asian Countries.
    Being part of this aim, FAIR Conferences are organized biannually in Africa or Asia in rotation, according to a decision from the General Meeting, which is the supreme authority of FAIR.
    FAIR General Meeting holds its sessions in the course of the FAIR Conference, to determine inter alia the general policy and work programme and to elect the President of FAIR and the Executive Committee which shall meet at least once yearly and shall exercise all the powers of the General Meeting unless the latter is in session.

    The recent past conferences have been held as follows:

    1989- Beijing, China
    1991- Khartoum, Sudan
    1993- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
    1995- Cairo, Egypt
    1997- Bali, Indonesia
    1999- Tunis, Tunisia
    2001- Manila, Philippines
    2003- Harare, Zimbabwe
    2005- Mumbai, Ind ia
    2007- Marrakesh, Morocco



    FAIR REINSURANCE POOL'S TECHNICAL BOARD MEETING

    The 36th Meeting of FAIR Reinsurance Pool's Technical Board was held in Istanbul-Turkey at Hyatt-Regency Hotel on Tuesday 14th October 2008.

    The Technical Board Meeting was chaired by Mr.Ahmed Zinoun(SCR-Morocco), President of FAIR and attended by Mr. Ezzat Abdel Bary, Secretary General of FAIR, Mr. Mohamed Moussaif (ARIG-BAHRAIN),Mr.Bakary Kamara (African Re.Co.-NIGERIA), Mr. Nabil Cotran (Trust International Ins. Co.-BAHRAIN), Mr.Annouar Mohd Hassan, Mr. Mustaffa Ahmad (Malaysian National Reinsurance Berhad-MALAYSIA), Mr. Taher T.Al Heraki (Dhofar Ins. Co.-OMAN), Mr.Yogesh Lohiya(GIC-INDIA), Mr. Madhuswamy Ramadoss (Oriental Insurance Company-INDIA), Mr.Cahit Nomer (Millî Re-TURKEY) as well as Mr. Ahmet Çelebiler, Auditor of the Pool.

    The members of the board, after perusing and discussing the reports of the Pool's Managers, approved the operations of the Fair Reinsurance Pool for the year 2007, as well as the retrocession accounts of the Pool and the financial summary.

    The meeting ended with vote of thanks to the Chair.

    Milli Re has been managing the FAIR Reinsurance Pool since its inception in 1974.

    F.A.I.R. POOL'S
    PREMIUM AND MEMBERSHIP-WISE EXPERIENCE

    YEAR
    PREMIUM IN STG
    MEMBERSHIP
         
    Africa
    Asia
    Total
    1974
    857,527 (accounted)
     
    11
    13
    24
    1975
    1,939,998 (accounted)
     
    12
    18
    30
    1976
    2,608,860 (accounted)
     
    17
    25
    42
    1977
    3,386,703 (accounted)
     
    17
    26
    43
    1978
    4,274,209 (accounted)
     
    19
    31
    50
    1979
    5,517,263 (accounted)
     
    23
    34
    57
    1980
    6,640,032 (accounted)
     
    24
    40
    64
    1981
    9,298,266 (accounted)
     
    25
    40
    65
    1982
    8,871,891 (accounted)
     
    27
    39
    66
    1983
    9,865,970 (accounted)
     
    28
    40
    68
    1984
    10,327,917 (accounted)
     
    28
    41
    69
    1985
    9,940,333 (accounted)
     
    27
    39
    66
    1986
    11,876,728 (accounted)
     
    30
    38
    68
    1987
    10,714,068 (accounted)
     
    29
    38
    67
    1988
    11,700,657 (accounted)
     
    28
    39
    67
    1989
    12,639,454 (accounted)
     
    31
    43
    74
    1990
    13,247,108 (accounted)
     
    36
    43
    79
    1991
    13,017,830 (accounted)
     
    34
    42
    76
    1992
    15,871,099 (accounted)
     
    34
    41
    75
    1993
    16,987,373 (accounted)
     
    31
    43
    74
    1994
    16,441,623 (accounted)
     
    27
    41
    68
    1995
    14,969,182 (accounted)
     
    23
    41
    64
    1996
    14,707,831 (accounted)
     
    21
    39
    60
    1997
    13,264,310 (accounted)
     
    21
    38
    59
    1998
    12,005,795 (accounted)
     
    23
    37
    60
    1999
    11,816,399 (accounted)
     
    26
    36
    62
    2000
    13,402,585 (accounted)
     
    26
    41
    67
    2001
    20,162,884 (accounted)
     
    23
    44
    67
    2002
    26,025,340 (accounted)
     
    23
    42
    65
    2003
    32,728,875 (estimated)
     
    24
    45
    69
    2004
    32,500,000 (estimated)
     
    23
    46
    69
    2005
    39,000,000 (estimated)
     
    26
    45
    71
    2006
    43,740,000 (estimated)
     
    27
    46
    73
    2007
    38,852,000 (estimated)
     
    24
    41
    65
    2008
    41,070,000 (estimated)
     
    23
    40
    63

     

    LIST OF MEMBERS IN 2008

    COUNTRY COMPANY
       
    ALGERIA
    Compagnie Centrale de Réassurance 
    BAHRAIN
    Arab Insurance Group 
     
    Trust International Insurance Company
    CHINA
    PICC Property & Casualty Company 
    EGYPT Co-operative Ins. Society
     
    Mýsýr Insurance Company
     
    Mohandes Insurance Company
    ETHIOPIA
    Ethiopian Insurance Corporatian 
    GHANA
    Ghana Reinsurance Company 
    INDIA
    General Insurance Corporation of India 
     
    National Insurance Company
     
    New India Assurance Company
     
    Oriental Insurance Company
     
    United India Insurance Company
    INDONESIA
    PT Tugu Reasuransi Indonesia
    IRAN
    Amin Reinsurance Company
     
    Asia Insurance Company
     
    Bimeh Alborz
     
    Bimeh Iran
     
    Bimeh Markazi Iran
     
    Dana Insurance Company
    KENYA
    APA Insurance Limited
     
    PTA Reinsurance Company
    KOREA
    Korean Reinsurance Company
    KUWAIT
    Al Ahleia Insurance Company
     
    Gulf Insurance Company
     
    Warba Insurance Company
    LEBANON
    Arab Reinsurance Company 
    LIBYA
    The Mediterranean Insurance&Re. Co.
     
    United Insurance Company
    MALDIVES Allied Ins. Co.
    MALAYSIA
    Labuan Reinsurance 
     
    Malaysian Reinsurance Berhad
    MOROCCO
    Société Centrale de Réassurance
    NIGERIA
    African Reinsurance Corporation 
    OMAN
    Dhofar Insurance Company
     
    Oman United Insurance Company 
    PHILIPPINES
    Malayan  Insurance Company
    SRI LANKA
    Ceylinco Insurance Company 
      Srilanka Insurance Corporation
    SUDAN
    Juba Insurance Company
     
    The National Reinsurance Company 
    SYRIA
    Arab Union Reinsurance Company 
    TANZANIA
    Tanzania National Reinsurance Co.
    THAILAND
    Asian Reinsurance Corporation 
    TOGO
    CICA Reinsurance Company 
    TUNISIA
    BEST Reinsurance Company 
     
    Compagnie Mediteraneenne
    d'Assurances et de Réassurances 
     
    Groupe des  Assurances de Tunisie 
     
    Société Tunisienne
    d'Assurances et de Réassurances 
     
    Société Tunisienne de Réassurance 
    TURKEY
    Anadolu Anonim Türk Sigorta Sirketi 
     
    Gunes Sigorta A.Þ. 
     
    Millî Reasürans T.A.Þ. 
    U.A.E
    Al Fujairah Insurance
     
    Al Ain Ahlia Insurance Company
     
    Al Khazna Insurance Company
      Arab Orient Insurance Company
     
    Dubai Islamic Ins.&Re. Co.
     
    Oman Insurance Company
     
    Sharjah Insurance Company
    VIETNAM
    Baominh Insurance Corporation
    ZIMBABWE
    Zimbabwe Reinsurance Corporation 

     

    LIST OF CEDING OFFICES - 2008

    AZERBAIJAN
    Baþak Ýnam Sigorta
    BANGLADESH
    Pioneer Insurance Co.Ltd.
    CHINA
    Huatai Insurance Company 
      Hyundai Insurance Company
      Ancheng Insurance Company
      Anhua Agricultural Ins. Co.
      Guoyuan Agricultural Ins. Co.
      Shangai Anxin Agricultural Ins. Co.
      Ding He Property Ins. Co.
    IRAN
    Hafez Insurance Company
    IVORY COAST
    Aveni Reinsurance
    JORDAN
    Holy Land Insurance Company
    KOREA
    Ssangyong Fire & Marine Insurance Company 
    KUWAIT
    Boubyan Takaful Insurance Company
    LEBANON
    Al Mashrek Insurance & Reinsurance SAL
     
    Cedar Insurance Company
      Trust Insurance Company
    MAURITIUS
    Ceylincostella Insurance Company
    NEPAL
    Lumbini General Insurance Company
     
    Premier Insurance Company
     
    Rastriya Beema Insurance Company
     
    Sagarmatha Insurance Company
     
    United Insurance Company
    PALESTINE
    Ahleia Insurance Group
    SAUDI ARABIA
    Saudi General Insurance Company 
      Med Gulf Insurance Company
    SRI LANKA 
    Janashakthi Insurance Company
      National Insurance Trust Fund
    TANZANIA
    Tanzindia Assurance Company
    TURKEY
    Ak Sigorta A.Þ.
     
    Ankara Sigorta T.A.Þ.