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Gross Line

Categories: Accounting

"What's your sign, baby?" Yeah...that's one.

A gross line is the amount of risk insurance a company has on a particular risk, including any of that money that goes towards reinsurance (insurance on insurance).

Put simply, the gross line is the amount of coverage for a particular risk on an insurance policy. You know, the literal line on the paper that tells you the gross...er, the coverage. Cover up, buttercup.

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