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AWP Asset Shares

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Mbotha

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Can AWP products also be written on either a 90/10 (no explicit charging structure) or 0/100 (explicit charging structure) basis? And if so, I'm assuming that (ch20) section 4's asset share calculation methods also apply to AWP.

In the case of a mutual, am I right in saying that the matter of 90/10 or 0/100 doesn't apply because there are no shareholders to whom transfers can accrue? Or does it apply and the "shareholder surplus" just accrues to the estate?
 
Mbotha said:
Can AWP products also be written on either a 90/10 (no explicit charging structure) or 0/100 (explicit charging structure) basis?
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Yes. Although UWP is the most common form of AWP, in principle non-unitised AWP products can be either 90/10 or 0/100.

In the case of a mutual, am I right in saying that the matter of 90/10 or 0/100 doesn't apply because there are no shareholders to whom transfers can accrue?
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Broadly, yes can assume this doesn't apply and that all surplus arising belongs to the (100% policyholder owned) WP fund.

Best wishes
Lynn
 
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