What are the example of reinsurance premium?

Reinsurance premiums are the fees paid by an insurance company to a reinsurer for assuming some of its risk. Examples include facultative reinsurance premiums, which are negotiated for individual policies, and treaty reinsurance premiums, which cover a portfolio of policies under a contractual agreement. Additionally, excess-of-loss premiums, which provide coverage above a certain loss threshold, and proportional premiums, where the reinsurer receives a percentage of the original premium, are also common forms of reinsurance premiums.