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                #15 c) by Feelssogood ·I don't quite understand the concept of calculating AY 2015 1-year loss reserve development. My initial calculation is (Total unpaid loss as of Dec 31, 2016 excluding AY 2016 loss) - (Total losses u… by Feelssogood ·I don't quite understand the concept of calculating AY 2015 1-year loss reserve development. My initial calculation is (Total unpaid loss as of Dec 31, 2016 excluding AY 2016 loss) - (Total losses u…
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                2014.Fall 15 by Zamisano1 ·I noticed Funds Held are a liability item here on problem 2014 #15. Do all payable/collateral items go into liabilities if they were given? (i.e. Letters of Credit, Ceded balances payable, & by Zamisano1 ·I noticed Funds Held are a liability item here on problem 2014 #15. Do all payable/collateral items go into liabilities if they were given? (i.e. Letters of Credit, Ceded balances payable, &
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                Spring 2018 #15 by nkekar ·For the IRIS ratio 5 calc: 2-Yr Overall Operating Ratio = 2 Yr UW Loss Ratio + 2 Yr UW Expense Ratio - 2 Yr Investment Income Ratio by nkekar ·For the IRIS ratio 5 calc: 2-Yr Overall Operating Ratio = 2 Yr UW Loss Ratio + 2 Yr UW Expense Ratio - 2 Yr Investment Income Ratio
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                2015 Spring #15 (i.e. BC #47) by marodriguez ·The examiner's report shows for part a) Slow Pay ratio =120/(180+37)... but I think they're missing a "25" in there from the Received 25 on January 1st. by marodriguez ·The examiner's report shows for part a) Slow Pay ratio =120/(180+37)... but I think they're missing a "25" in there from the Received 25 on January 1st.
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                Stating Ranges for IRIS Ratios (End Points) by jjacks12 ·of this? For example I noticed in Spring 2018 #15 accepted answers were by jjacks12 ·of this? For example I noticed in Spring 2018 #15 accepted answers were
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                2019 Fall #15 by lucylewis ·Hello, by lucylewis ·Hello,
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                Do we calculate deferred income tax for Change in Unrealized Capital gain (loss)? by amberxmc ·If I understand correctly, for Fall 2015 #15 a, CUCG works, I don't need to use 35% for DTA? by amberxmc ·If I understand correctly, for Fall 2015 #15 a, CUCG works, I don't need to use 35% for DTA?
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                #15 by snester24 ·Why does the result for part b. indicate that a 347% value for IRIS 2 as being usual? As I understand it, the usual range for IRIS 2 is <=300%. Thanks! by snester24 ·Why does the result for part b. indicate that a 347% value for IRIS 2 as being usual? As I understand it, the usual range for IRIS 2 is <=300%. Thanks!
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                Fall 2019 #15.d - fund held by or deposited with reinsured companies by mufaropazva ·Why is "funds held by or deposited with reinsured companies" not listed as an asset? by mufaropazva ·Why is "funds held by or deposited with reinsured companies" not listed as an asset?
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                Provision Reinsurance by sunolivia189 ·I realized that for F2018 #15, as of 12/31/2017, we're going to go backwards throughout that year 2017, so December 25 is actually <90 days. by sunolivia189 ·I realized that for F2018 #15, as of 12/31/2017, we're going to go backwards throughout that year 2017, so December 25 is actually <90 days.
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                Provision Reinsurance by sunolivia189 ·But on Exam F2018 #15, when calculating slow paying ratio, the numerator is simply 6, rather than 6+9 (if you include the unpaid on Dec 25th, which makes sense b/c all those greater than P(90, n). by sunolivia189 ·But on Exam F2018 #15, when calculating slow paying ratio, the numerator is simply 6, rather than 6+9 (if you include the unpaid on Dec 25th, which makes sense b/c all those greater than P(90, n).
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                2011 #22 - IRIS 13 (F 2016 #15, S 2015 #16) by Victor_W ·Hello, BattleActs TA by Victor_W ·Hello, BattleActs TA
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                RBC , Spring 2019 #15 by akivalevy01 ·In RBC BattleTable note 7, you validate that this problem is OK. by akivalevy01 ·In RBC BattleTable note 7, you validate that this problem is OK.
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                Fall 2019 #15 - Ceded Reinsurance Premiums Payable by AdamDougall ·Part c) Identify one asset and three liability items on an insurance company's balance sheet that come directly from Schedule F. by AdamDougall ·Part c) Identify one asset and three liability items on an insurance company's balance sheet that come directly from Schedule F.
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                Fall 2017 #15 by eh31426 ·All that to say, I think we need both paid and unpaid for 2015 to be able to calculate the one-year development in Fall 2017 #15, like a previous commenter said. by eh31426 ·All that to say, I think we need both paid and unpaid for 2015 to be able to calculate the one-year development in Fall 2017 #15, like a previous commenter said.
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                Items in Balance Sheet-S&S by arch1892 ·I wanted to confirm that in Spring 2016, #15, the loss amounts are net of S&S in schedule P, correct? So for that specific question, S&S treatment wouldn't have been different between by arch1892 ·I wanted to confirm that in Spring 2016, #15, the loss amounts are net of S&S in schedule P, correct? So for that specific question, S&S treatment wouldn't have been different between
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                Items in Balance Sheet-S&S by Stowesam ·Just to clarify…I know Fall2018 #19c does NOT include salvage and subrogation but Spring2016 #15c does list it as a BS item. So is there an error in one of the exam notes? by Stowesam ·Just to clarify…I know Fall2018 #19c does NOT include salvage and subrogation but Spring2016 #15c does list it as a BS item. So is there an error in one of the exam notes?
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                Net UEP on Battlecard - 2016 Spring #15 by GrantMercy ·It seems they are referencing the Web based Problem to Calculate the SAP Liabilities (BattleCard 31 in the Full BattleQuiz). This was modeled off of 2016 Spring #15. There are a few other threads als by GrantMercy ·It seems they are referencing the Web based Problem to Calculate the SAP Liabilities (BattleCard 31 in the Full BattleQuiz). This was modeled off of 2016 Spring #15. There are a few other threads als
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                SAP vs GAAP: SAP calculation: net admitted assets by Staff - AC ·Are you referring to 2014.Fall#15? There, Net UEP is included in liabilities in the solution. UEP is no an asset item. by Staff - AC ·Are you referring to 2014.Fall#15? There, Net UEP is included in liabilities in the solution. UEP is no an asset item.
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                Spring 2016 #15 by zachboaz ·mec06e, In the actual problem of Spring 2016 #15, they only give you one value of Unearned Premium and they put it in the "Balance Sheet" portion of the information given. Because it is a ba by zachboaz ·mec06e, In the actual problem of Spring 2016 #15, they only give you one value of Unearned Premium and they put it in the "Balance Sheet" portion of the information given. Because it is a ba