CEDED REINSURANCE COLLATERAL Sample Clauses

CEDED REINSURANCE COLLATERAL. To the extent necessary to effect any transfer or assignment pursuant to this Section 7.1 of any assumed reinsurance, the Company hereby appoints Zenith as attorney-in-fact for the Company to act for and on behalf of it with respect to letters of credit, trust funds and other security mechanisms outstanding for the benefit of the Company pursuant to the terms of any of the Ceded Reinsurance, and the Company shall execute and deliver to Zenith such additional instruments as Zenith may reasonably request to give effect to such appointment as attorney-in-fact, and to provide appropriate evidence that the Company has assigned to Zenith all of its rights under the Ceded Reinsurance with respect to any such letters of credit, trust funds or other accounting mechanism. Zenith shall use its reasonable best efforts to the extent deemed reasonably necessary by Zenith, to cause the reinsurers under the Ceded Reinsurance to provide replacement letters of credit, trust funds or other security mechanisms, as applicable, naming Zenith as the beneficiary thereof in amounts and with terms substantially similar to those currently provided by such reinsurers for the benefit of the Company.
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CEDED REINSURANCE COLLATERAL. To the extent necessary to effect transfer of any Subsidiaries' Reinsurance Agreement, the Insurance Subsidiaries hereby appoint Zenith as attorney-in-fact for the Insurance Subsidiaries to act for and on behalf of them with respect to letters of credit, trust funds and other security mechanisms outstanding for the benefit of the Insurance Subsidiaries pursuant to the terms of any of the Subsidiaries' Reinsurance Agreements, and the Insurance Subsidiaries shall execute and deliver to Zenith such additional instruments as Zenith may reasonably request to give effect to such appointment as attorney-in-fact, and to provide appropriate evidence that the Insurance Subsidiaries have assigned to Zenith all of their rights under the Subsidiaries' Reinsurance Agreements with respect to any such letters of credit, trust funds or other accounting mechanism. Zenith shall use its reasonable best efforts to the extent deemed reasonably necessary by Zenith, to cause the reinsurers under the Subsidiaries' Reinsurance Agreements to provide replacement letters of credit, trust funds or other security mechanisms, as applicable, naming Zenith as the beneficiary thereof in amounts and with terms substantially similar to those currently provided by such reinsurers for the benefit of the Insurance Subsidiaries.
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CEDED REINSURANCE COLLATERAL. To the extent necessary to effect transfer of any Subsidiaries' Reinsurance Agreement, each Insurance Subsidiary hereby appoints Zenith as attorney-in-fact for such Insurance Subsidiary to act for and on behalf of it with respect to letters of credit, trust funds and other security mechanisms outstanding for the benefit of such Insurance Subsidiary pursuant to the terms of any of the Subsidiaries' Reinsurance Agreements, and such Insurance Subsidiary shall execute and deliver to Zenith such additional instruments as Zenith may reasonably request to give effect to such appointment as attorney-in-fact, and to provide appropriate evidence that the Insurance Subsidiaries have assigned to Zenith all of their rights under the Subsidiaries' Reinsurance Agreements with respect to any such letters of credit, trust funds or other accounting mechanism. ARTICLE V.
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CEDED REINSURANCE COLLATERAL. To the extent necessary to effect transfer of any Reinsurance Agreement, Fremont hereby appoints AHIC as attorney-in-fact for Fremont pursuant to Article V hereof to act for and on behalf of Fremont with respect to letters of credit, trust funds and other security mechanisms outstanding for the benefit of Fremont under the Reinsurance Agreements. Each of Fremont and AHIC shall use commercially reasonable efforts, to the extent deemed reasonably necessary by AHIC, to cause the reinsurers under the Reinsurance Agreements to provide replacement letters of credit, trust funds or other security mechanisms, as applicable, naming AHIC as the beneficiary thereof in amounts and with terms substantially similar to those currently provided by such reinsurers for the benefit of Fremont.
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