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Was this the problem with the LDD policy with a $X per accident limit and $2,500,000 aggregate limit? They also gave the limited expected losses of $1,000,000 and expected unlimited losses of $1,500,000 (I think this was all there).
I took the excess losses of $500,000 and added the insurance charge of $1,000,000xTable M charge at entry ratio 2.5 and whatever ELG I came up with. Anyone else remember this at all? |
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Yep, $500k plus the charge, though my charge wasn't $55k exactly. Entry ratio 2.5 is right, and I got loss group 25, which put the table M factor at 0.03629, or something like that.
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I think I got ELG = 23....
I got 2.5, too. LUGS = 1 500 000 * 1.2 * (1 + 0.8 (500 / 1500))/(1-500/1500) I wasnt sure about the LER...I would have guessed 1000 / 1500 intuitively, but it was giving me ELG 19 which is not onn the table I think I got something around 525 000 or something |
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I think the group difference is due to the tables (with different effective date) used to look up the ELG. Based on the latest one, I believe the ELG is 25.
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25 sounds right to me. It was the same one in that retro rating insurance charge question, so I had already marked the column in the manual.
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is something wrong with my LUGS calculation?
I get LUGS = 3 420 000. Anyone has the table? What is the ELG for 3 420 000? |
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I somehow recall Group 25, and an answer of around 551K.
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