#13 b

The problem asks us to describe three concerns the regulator might have based on the assets shown. I understand the Sample answers etc... but I've seen no example like this in the source text or BA wiki's giving some thresholds or sense of what my concern a regulator (eg. 42.9% of uncollected premium is non-admitted is too high... is the threshold 10%? 15%?)

thanks,
-Marco

Comments

  • The answers are some common sense observations, rather than being related to codified thresholds.

    "Cash is only 1.6% of admitted assets"

    This is low level of cash.

    "42.9% of the uncollected premiums is not admitted"

    Too high.

    "The company has a high portion of stocks relative to bonds."

    Healthy insurers keep bonds-heavy portfolios.

    You're right that in the maelstrom of schedules and rules, the syllabus does not really offer a plain-English approach to evaluating an insurer balance sheet. I'll see if something can be done about this.

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