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But dividend to policyholders is a line item that decrease surplus. So if you pay out the gain from realized capital gains in dividends, it will decrease realized capital gains and dividend to policyholders. So isn't the effect negate each other?
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In 3, could you please explain why paying stockholder dividends will decrease surplus. This is how I think. surplus = ... (blah blah)... - dividend to stockholders. Since stockholder's dividend gets paid, dividends in the formula decreased. Be…
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For part b, can you elaborate 'the company decided to write off the non-admitted asset' and how it affect net income? I know net income = other income + U/W income + net investment gained. I don't see the connection between non-admitted asset and ne…
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Is the funds held by companies part of letter of credit?
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I'm not quite sure about how they derive taxable investment income from dividends. I can't find it on Wiki. Could you please explain it?
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Do you have the current version solution for this problem? Or part of the solution that is relevant to the current syllabus? I just want to make sure I have the correct answer. Thx
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why are these types of liabilities not reflected in Schedule P? In what scenario, would it be reflected on Schedule P? I know Schedule P is mainly on Loss & DCC & earned premium. I'm curious how changes in reserves impact Schedule P
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2013 Fall 17 c)
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Thx. Appreciated
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So is Solvency 2 more comprehensive than RBC? What risks that Solvency 2 cover but RBC doesn't?
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Hi, Odomirok has only 502 pages posted in the study syllabus. Could you please let me know which part in section 26 those paragraphs are located?
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Thx. Could you please point out where in Odomirok I can find the information you mentioned about TBEP? Thank you very much for your time.
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Could you please let me know why we multiply 15% proration provision why calculating taxable investment income for tax-exempt bonds
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Thank you!!