How does the claims acceleration term interact with the terms with squared interest rate? I.e would we have: ^(2)Abar^(1)_(x:n)=(1+j)^(0.5)(^(2)Abar^(1)_(x:n))=((1+i)^2)^(0.5)(^(2)Abar^(1)_(x:n))=((1+i)(^(2)Abar^(1)_(x:n))
(2)TA:x:<n> term is the expected present value of a term assurance at the squared rate of interest. If instead it's (2)TABar:x:<n> then you just take your expression for the expected present value of a term insurance which pays immediately on death and evaluate at the squared rate of interest ie (1+i)^0.5 * TA:x:<n> where i is the squared rate of interest and TA is evaluated at the squared rate of interest. Joe
