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Co-insurance (Life):

Co-insurance is an arrangement whereby two or more insurers share the insurance of a particular risk, each acting as a direct underwriter. This arrangement may be effected by each insurer issuing its own policy for its own proportion, or as is more often the case, by participating in a collective policy.
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