Ct5: Chap 9

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  1. How to solve part(ii) of below ques?
    Mortality profit for joint life?
     
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  2. This is the ques
     

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  3. Consider 3 cases:
    1)Both M & F alive
    2)only M alive
    3)only F alive
    For Each case find reserve at the end of the year.
    Case 1:
    Find Actual Death strain,Expected Death Strain and Mortality profit=EDS-ADS
    Case 2:
    Here we consider policies out of joint lives in which only female dies(10policies) so reserve for those males=reserve for male(which is always greater than reserve for joint)-reserve for joint.[THIS IS DEATH STRAIN]
    Find ADS,EDS and Mortality profit.
    Case 3:
    Here we consider policies out of joint lives in which only male dies(20 policies) so reserve for those males=reserve for female(which is always greater than reserve for joint)-reserve for joint.[THIS IS DEATH STRAIN]
    Find ADS,EDS and Mortality profit.

    Add the profits of all cases considered.

    Alternatively
    You know profit=premiums collected-claims paid-reserves set side.
    1)Premium collected=P*no of policies*(1+i) [premiums collected at start but accumulated at end of the year to calculate profit so (1+i)]

    2)claims paid=no of policies in which both lives die*claim amount*(1+i)^.5 [claims are expected to occur uniformly over the year]

    3)Reserve set aside=Nm*Vf+Nf*Vm+Nmf*Vmf
    where Nm=no of policies in which only male dies
    Vf=reserve set aside for policies where female survives
    Nf=no of policies in which only female dies
    Vm=reserve set aside for policies where male survives
    Nmf=no of policies in which both survives
    Vf=reserve set aside for policies where both survives
     
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  4. Not clear..can u please xplain calculation with general reasoning??
     
  5. deepakraomore

    deepakraomore Member

    Steps..
    1) Calculate Reserve at the year end Assuming both survive

    \(1V = 100000 \require{enclose}\bar A_{61:56} - P \require{enclose}\ddot{a}_{61:56}\)
    (Please note there is bar above 61:56)
    Now consider the cases

    Case 1) Both die

    DSAR = \(100000 - 1V\)
    Expected DS = \(10000 * q_{60} * q_{55} * DSAR\)
    ADS - Only one policy where both died so
    ADS = DSAR
    hence mort. profit = EDS - ADS

    Case 2) Male Die and female survive

    In this case we need to calculate reserve only for female life
    \(1V^{f} = 100000 \require{enclose}\bar A_{56} - P \require{enclose}\ddot{a}_{56} \)
    DASR for female = \(1V^{f} - 1V^{both}\)
    Where \(1V^{Both}\) is the reserve assuming both survive
    EDS = \( 10000 * q_{60} * p_{55} * DSAR\)
    ADS = \(20 * DSAR for female \)

    Case 3) Female Die, Male survive
    Repeat steps in case 2 for male.
    Finally add all Mortality profits.
    Best Luck
     
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  6. Hey.
    Sorry for late reply.
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    In Case 2: female survives and Male dies;
    DSAR=1V(female) - 1V(both)
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    What it the reason behind that?
    Please explain.
     
  7. deepakraomore

    deepakraomore Member

    Sorry for late.
    In case of last survive, SA will be paid on last death,
    Case 2 and 3
    If single life to die then there is no need to pay SA. Hence we can't use
    DSAR = SA - tV
    Contract needs to pay the shortfall between the individual to both ( if both survive)
     
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  8. Okay..thnq!
     

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