Separate questions relating to #25 ERD calculation.

Shouldn't it be (0.6*100/1.03^1.5-20)/20 to calculate probability of loss? Why hasn't the loss been discounted in sample answers, as we have been given the rate and expected time of loss payment? (Si…

I am confused, please help. Should I subtract RE premium or not? and what's the threshold in S15 #25a?

Is this the distinction between the two sets of disclosure items in the SCOPE section of the SAO?

In 25a, why is there only a 5% of reinsurer incurring a loss? If the reinsurer is paying "all ceded losses in entirety", wouldn't a 5M claim be >10% U/W loss too? Thanks!

What are all of the Exhibits that are incorporated in the Annual Statement?

The excel version of the titled exam/question has an error - the gross insured loss amount for Option1/Hurricane should be 100M

For part a ii):

Accounting basis for reserves is currently listed as a BattleCard answer for part b even though part b is asking for disclosures other than the stated basis of the reserves. This was accepted as an a…

The infinite problem generator in BQ2 does not subtract reinsurer premiums when computing the U/W loss, but #25a in BQ3 DOES net out the premiums when computing the loss. Which is the correct approach

Hi for c is "relevant comment - reinsurance collectability" a legit answer? I am not seeing it either your or CAS' solution. Thank you for the help.

The R5 RBC factor looks to be calculated as CxA+A-1, but it should really be CxA+U-1. We aren't give U in this problem though, so do you just substitute A for U if you don't have U?

Part a & b is really confusing to me. It's not mentioned in Wiki. I can't find it anywhere besides this exam. Could you let me know where I can find the orginal source where those 2 questions…

in the COPLFR.SAO article there is the following statement:

The question is to identify four items the actuary should disclose in the SCOPE paragraph. In the sample answers, Intercompany pooling is not included. Would that have been counted as incorrect? If s…

It is not mentioned in the examiner's report but I am wondering if another possible answer is that each contract covers a catastrophic event so it is self-evident that risk transfer has occurred?

I realize this is a very defective question--still, unsurprisingly, the CAS refused to discard it; instead, they go on with some nonsense about increasing the Bloom's level, although I'm ranting--, b…