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Reinsurance Agreements
Reinsurance Agreements Overview

SRA Archive: 1998-2011 SRA | LPRA Archive: 2003-2011 LPRA

The Standard Reinsurance Agreement (SRA) and the Livestock Price Reinsurance Agreement (LPRA) are cooperative financial assistance agreements between the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC) and an insurance company. FCIC is a government corporation within USDA authorized to carry out programs of the Federal Crop Insurance Act. The Risk Management Agency acts on behalf of FCIC to administer all Federal crop insurance programs.

The SRA and LPRA establish the terms under which FCIC provides reinsurance and subsidies on eligible crop insurance contracts sold by the insurance company. By regulation, an insurance company must be in good financial standing and in compliance with the state laws where domiciled and writing business prior to being considered for approval of an SRA or LPRA.


2012 Standard Reinsurance Agreement



2012 Livestock Price Reinsurance Agreement



For more information, contact Dave Miller.


Last Modified: 05/24/2011
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