Question
An arrangement between two insurance companies whereby one transfer is a part of risk to other company is called?
Solution
The correct term for the described arrangement is "Reinsurance." It involves one insurance company (the ceding company) transferring a part of its risk to another insurance company (the reinsurer) in order to mitigate its overall risk exposure. This allows the ceding company to manage its liabilities more effectively.
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