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Avviey
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For part b)/iii) of Q1, the expense basis for this Group Life is assumed to be pension business, hence its gross. I thought Group Life provides life protection to employees rather than pension?
For part ii) of Q2, the answer on page 10 says the more concentrated the company's asset holdings are, the more likely the regulatory peak is to bite. Why?
For part iii) of Q2, the answer on page 11 says that "it could be the case that the new realistic peak is lower than, or similar to, the old regulatory peak. Even so...." why could this be the case and what is this paragraph trying to point out?
Thank you very much for your help.
For part b)/iii) of Q1, the expense basis for this Group Life is assumed to be pension business, hence its gross. I thought Group Life provides life protection to employees rather than pension?
For part ii) of Q2, the answer on page 10 says the more concentrated the company's asset holdings are, the more likely the regulatory peak is to bite. Why?
For part iii) of Q2, the answer on page 11 says that "it could be the case that the new realistic peak is lower than, or similar to, the old regulatory peak. Even so...." why could this be the case and what is this paragraph trying to point out?
Thank you very much for your help.