Chapter 11

kimiko

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In the Practice Question 11.5 solution under "Valuation strain (capital strain) risk", it states this: "The guaranteed charges may mean that non-unit reserves have to be held at some stage during the policy, further reducing capital efficiency.", is it not true that these non-unit reserves will be held anyways and why did they specify at some stage? Can you kindly explain this sentence?
 
In the Practice Question 11.5 solution under "Valuation strain (capital strain) risk", it states this: "The guaranteed charges may mean that non-unit reserves have to be held at some stage during the policy, further reducing capital efficiency.", is it not true that these non-unit reserves will be held anyways and why did they specify at some stage? Can you kindly explain this sentence?
Hi Kimiko
A positive non-unit reserve is only required when the expected present value of the future expenses and other costs exceed the charges.
Best wishes
Mark
 
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