n.再保险，分保保险(指一保险公司向其他公司购买保险以减少索赔损失)

An insurance company purchases reinsurance to分散其风险。
Reinsurance treaties are complex contracts that require thorough legal analysis.
The reinsurer agreed to cover 80% of the losses in the event of a major hurricane.
After a series of natural disasters, the company's reinsurance strategy proved invaluable.
Reinsurance companies specialize in providing coverage to primary insurers for high-risk policies.
The insurer ceded its earthquake policy to a reinsurance firm for better risk management.
In times of financial distress, reinsurers can help primary insurers stay solvent.
A reinsurance treaty is typically negotiated between two insurance entities before a policy is issued.
Reinsurance rates soared after a record-breaking hurricane season.
Primary insurers and reinsurers collaborate to ensure a steady supply of insurance coverage to customers.
保险公司购买再保险是为了分散其面临的潜在损失。
再保险协议是需要详细法律分析的复杂合同。
在发生重大飓风时，再保险公司同意承担80%的损失。
在一系列自然灾害后，公司的再保险策略被证明极为重要。
再保险公司专为主要保险公司提供高风险保单的保障。
该保险公司将其地震保险政策转给再保险公司以更好地管理风险。
在财务困境中，再保险公司能帮助主要保险公司保持偿付能力。
在保单发行前，通常由两家保险公司之间协商再保险协议。
遇到创纪录的飓风季节后，再保险费率大幅上涨。
主要保险公司和再保险公司合作确保客户获得持续的保险保障。