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Going off the sticky above, I noticed that there were no solutions to the "Feldblum - Notes to the Financial Statement.pdf"
If there are, would someone please direct, otherwise, here are my answers, would someone confirm. Thanks. (1) 5.5 (2) Excluding the current year: a. Discounted Liability at Current Rate b. Discounted Liability at Old Rate c. Change in discounted Liability d. Amount of Discount (by LOB, Loss vs. LAE, Case vs. BULK+IBNR) (3) Relativity Restrictions and Extra-Territorial Legislation (4) Paid vs. Incurred Losses and Eligibility (5) Reinsurers could be (i) out of business, (ii) deny or (iii) default (6) 50=(300+200)*.5*.2; this could be wrong but I am using the formula UEPR \times q \times c to get the commission equity (7) Purpose of Special Surplus ??? - (8) provision for reinsurance, sao, notes, GAAP disclosure (9) Lower a. Notes: is one year vs. pfr=multiple years b. PFR: should be at least as large as the expected uncollectible amount (10) 3 Ways a structured settlement can be arranged Insurer is payee insured is payee (no release of liability) insured is payee (release of liability) (11) 3 reasons for structured settlement -matching -management -incompetents and minors -tax purposes Thanks again. |
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