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Aggregation aggravation.

It can be difficult to decide whether losses can be aggregated but important when it comes to deductibles, says John Butler.

In catastrophe excess of loss reinsurance contracts the main purpose
of an 'event' definition is to allow payments made by a ceding company in
respect of losses arising out of separate

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