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bordereau
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bor·de·reau  (bôrd-r)
n. pl. bor·de·reaux (-r)
A detailed memorandum, especially one that lists documents or accounts.

[French, probably from bord, edge, margin, from Old French bort, of Germanic origin.]

bordereau [ˌbɔːdəˈrəʊ (French) bɔrdəro]
n pl -reaux [-ˈrəʊ -ˈrəʊz (French) -ro]
(Business / Insurance) a memorandum or invoice prepared for a company by an underwriter, containing a list of reinsured risks
[from French]


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Newkirk traces the origins of the E&O clause wording to the late 19th century, when underwriters sought to protect themselves from mistakes made by quill-bearing clerks on long lists of transactions called bordereaux.
MacGregor's expertise includes implementation of attendant statistical analysis, program design, market place assessment, negotiation of terms and conditions, cash management, appointment and supervision of local control adjusters, management reporting, reserve setting, claims settlement, statistical tracking, production of claims bordereaux and ongoing risk management services.
 
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