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a claim, in a (re)insurance context, is a request for an indemnity under an insurance policy whereas a circumstance is a situation or event from which a claim may arise.
Insurance of risks in respect of which claims may not be notified or settled until a relatively long time after the policy period expires (eg asbestos related illness on losses occurring policies).
Money allocated by insurers and reinsurers to pay claims.