An agent's client needs additional insurance which the agent's own insurer cannot provide. The agent has to solicit additional coverage from another authorized insurer. This coverage is known as

An agent's client needs additional insurance which the agent's own insurer cannot provide. The agent has to solicit additional coverage from another authorized insurer. This coverage is known as



Answer: Excess. A licensed life agent may place excess or rejected risks within the agent's licensing authority with another insurer without being required to have an appointment with that insurer. Excess business is that portion of a risk above the limits of that which the agent's own insurer will accept.

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