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What is inside and outside the scope of the Annual Statement?
by nkekar ·another exam problem, that indirectly asks this is 2014-Spring #16 d. -
What is inside and outside the scope of the Annual Statement?
by nkekar ·Spring 2019 #10 c -
disclosures when using work from another actuary
by nkekar ·For Spring 2016 - #1a. - disclosing the qualifications of work from another actuary was not given credit in the examiner's report. Why? I've found this disclosure to be inconsistent across examiner' -
Solvency II - Discounting Liabilities - question
by nkekar ·I'm confused when reviewing the example problems when comparing 2017 Spring #20 b and 2015 Fall #19 b. With regards to determining what regulatory action is required, for 2017 the discounting of est -
Fall 2018 #17
by zporiri ·In calculating the 1 year loss reserve development, why are we able to simply calculate the difference in one year incurred losses? Wouldn't the increase in incurred losses be due to a combination of… -
Tax Rate for Various income types
by jt2995 ·As in 2016.Fall#19 part a., I would like to know where could I refer to for tax rates for various income types? is there a table in the original text? -
Clayton and Robinson Patman Acts
by Staff - AC ·https://battleacts6us.ca/wiki6us/Porter.2-Devlpt#1890:Sherman_Antitrust_Act.28and_others.29 -
Funds Held (tangential to 2017 Q#14) Question.
by agnichatter ·* Assets in Fall 2017 Q#14 -
2014.Fall #15, wiki
by adielsanchez ·Hi. I am reading the wiki, where the Liabilities are calculated for this problem (2014.Fall #15). It says that letters of credit would be considered a liability. I couldn't find this in Odomirok. Is t -
RBC Mini BattleQuiz 4 #2
by kmo474 ·For the same reason, I believe the Calculation Problem (CP) from RBC Mini Battle Quiz 3 (modeled from 2017.Spring #19) is also partially outdated. It references both 'Federal income tax recoverable' a -
Part 2 - Part 4 vs. Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4
by ststudyingfor6 ·In Fall 2016 #12, only Part 2 and Part 3 are provided, and the solution calculates Unpaid as Part 2 - Part 3. Does that Unpaid figure include IBNR? -
RBC Operational Risk
by ststudyingfor6 ·Hello, thanks for posting this question! Just an FYI, in the original practice exam #15 calculates the RBC capital required without applying the operational risk factor. -
Original Practice Exam #14
by ststudyingfor6 ·In the solution for this problem, Surplus Paid In is used as the Surplus figure in IRIS formulas. Is this intended? I was confused since there's a separate Surplus line item that I was using, but sin… -
SAP vs GAAP treatment of Discounting Loss Reserves
by joshchou ·but in Spring 2019, #17, sample responses: -
Common Pitfalls - Gross Premium
by luohuasheng ·In 2015 F 26, I am confused about provisional ceding commission, profit commission and ceding commission. Based on your definition of profit commission (a payment from reinsurer when ceded LR < -
Excel versions of sample problems
by jcam ·Could the team upload more excel versions of the sample problems that are currently only available as PDF's, such as the "2 practice problems like 2016.Fall #18" in this section and similar -
Clayton Antitrust Act - Memory Trick
by graham ·* https://battleacts6us.ca/wiki6us/Porter.2-Devlpt#1890:Sherman_Antitrust_Act.28and_others.29 -
2018.Fall.#14
by jcam ·Why is net unpaid losses = net reported losses + net ibnr here? -
2015 Fall#19
by PaulKory ·In 2016F#18, the required capital is defined as 50% of the average nominal unpaid loss + LAE over the previous 12 months. -
2015 Fall#19
by jstark3572 ·I'm not sure I'm following. To be more specific, I (maybe mistakenly) thought that for both the goodwill problem (2016 Fall#18) and the Solvency II problem (2015 Fall#19), one of the calculations that