2019 Spring Q18 - Part A
Can someone help me explain the reinsurance coverage formula in the examiner's report?
Reinsurance coverage =025,000 + 0.975,000 + 1.0100,000 + 0.550,000 = 192,500
I don't quite understand this calculation.
Thanks!
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Can someone help me explain the reinsurance coverage formula in the examiner's report?
Reinsurance coverage =025,000 + 0.975,000 + 1.0100,000 + 0.550,000 = 192,500
I don't quite understand this calculation.
Thanks!
Comments
In the layer:
0-25K: There is no reinsurance
25K-100K: We have a 90% cession to reinsurers
100K-200K: We completely ceded all losses
200K-250K: We ceded 50% of losses
Sum that up and you get your reinsurance coverage
Oh so they take the mid point of each range to calculate the expected reinsurance coverage?
No, they take the full amount in each range multiplied by the cession % in each range
I see. Thank you! I have another follow up question. In another exam question, for example, Spring 2017 Q17, the reinsurance part is calculated as follow:
Reinsurance coverage
= 0% x 25,000 + 50% x 25,000 + 90% x 100,000 + 100% x 100,000 + 0% x 13,536
= 202,500
I understand the Italic part is the ceded ratio * full range; then where does this 0% * 13,536 comes from? Thank you!
Are you sure you are referring to the eight questions? Spring 2017 Q17 is a risk transfer question?