fall 2018 #16

this problem says to calculate IRIS 7, change in surplus.

why do they include non-admitted assets in surplus calculation? ... in the examiners report.

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  • To be more precise, it's the change in nonadmitted assets that are included in the surplus calculation.

    • If nonadmitted assets change, there is an impact on admitted assets
    • If admitted assets change, there is an impact on surplus

    I've listed this exam problem in https://battleacts6us.ca/wiki6us/Exam_Summaries]. It looks like an IRIS calculation problem but IRIS 7 is actually easy to calculate if you know the surplus. The hard part is calculating the surplus. For practice in calculating surplus, see BattleQuiz 4, BattleCard 2 in the wiki article:

    This is a practice template on calculating surplus.

  • oh right! totally slipped my mind
    thanks!

  • Is that "Investment gain attributable to capital and surplus" has included "Net realized capital gains before capital gains tax" so it is not considered in the calculation of chg of surplus?

  • investment income + realized capital gain

    =

    Investment gain attributable to insurance transactions +
    investment gain attributable to capital and surplus

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