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Hi Mansi There are two different approaches here to valuing the business for purchase: one for short-term business and one for long-term...
Hi Nikki We need to take each question on its merits. So what works for one question won't necessarily work for another in terms of the detail we...
Hi Wong The acronyms are the intellectual property of Institute and Faculty Education and are not for distribution the Forum. Best wishes Mark
Hi George I agree that one of the advantages of underwriting is that it discourages applications from unhealthy people. But the question is...
Hi Yao The policyholder buys at the offer price and sells at the bid price. The offer price is higher than the bid price and this charge goes to...
Hi Matt Thanks for having a go at this with some numbers. Unfortunately your formula isn't quite right - you have the sign wrong outside the...
Hi Chapter 7 of the course notes describes how the methods work and gives some examples of the calculations used. Best wishes Mark
Hi Yash I'm sorry if my language wasn't clear. By losing I just mean the insurer is paying out more than they are getting in that year. Best...
Hi Yash The reserving calculations above are prospective calculations, so we are looking at cashflows in the future. Yes, there will have been a...
Hi Rashi There are a few acronyms in the SP2 Revision Books. Many of the CP1 acronyms could also be helpful for SP2. However, these acronyms...
Hi Aaron A numerical example might help. Imagine a policy with a premium of 95 for the main benefit and 5 for the rider - if the rider turns out...
Hi James If more is paid out on death then the asset share will be charged more for the cost of life cover and so the asset share will be lower....
Hi Rashi Yes it's true that the retrospective reserve for an endowment grows over time as premiums are added and interest is earned. It's also...
Hi Mohammed On any given day there are three types of policyholder: policyholders buying units policyholders selling units policyholders holding...
Hi Jaya Yes, you're correct to say that reserves are basically the sum kept aside by an insurance company for a contract to meet expected future...