Common use of Subrogation and Recovery Clause in Contracts

Subrogation and Recovery. In the event the Reinsured has any rights of subrogation, salvage, recovery or claims reimbursement or rights against any person or entity who or which may be legally responsible in damages for any loss that is the subject of a valid claim under an Issued Contract (individually and collectively, “Recoveries”), the Reinsured shall use its best efforts to pursue such Recoveries, provided that, so long as the Reinsurer is not in default of its obligations under this Agreement, the Reinsurer shall have the sole right to direct the Reinsured (and the Reinsured shall act in accordance with the direction of the Reinsurer) in connection with any right of Recovery. The Reinsured shall account to, and credit, the Reinsurer with the Quota Share Percentage of any Recoveries (after deduction of the costs of obtaining such Recoveries) received or recovered by the Reinsured. This provision shall survive the Term and remain in effect until all Recoveries relating to any claim paid by the Reinsurer hereunder shall have been obtained.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Reinsurance Agreement (Assured Guaranty LTD), Assignment Agreement (Assured Guaranty LTD)