Optimizing Claims Fluctuation Reserves
Optimizing Claims Fluctuation Reserves
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143591 . 133370 5 . 168478 . 151132 - 15 - Second, it may be used as an argument to secure additional funds for financing the reserve. Finally, this information may be mis- used by the risk manager to change his critical quantities x and a. A reduction of x for a given value of a will result in a smaller value for A, whereas a smaller value of a for a given value of X increases A. Such adjustments would lead to fluctuating values of A depending on the funds in the reserve. In determining the op...timal value of A, the amount of funds currently available is only relevant if in excess of A. It is therefore, of importance that the person selecting the values for x and a fully understands the implications and appreciates the impact of the amount available for initial funding.
Non Stationary Conditions Since stationary conditions are not likely to be a good assumption for what may happen in the next x years, the analysis has been carried out for non-stationary conditions.
(a) Increasing Distribution of the Amount Insured It was assumed that the salaries increase by 10% each year which has an impact on the amount insured.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
143591 . 133370 5 . 168478 . 151132 - 15 - Second, it may be used as an argument to secure additional funds for financing the reserve. Finally, this information may be mis- used by the risk manager to change his critical quantities x and a. A reduction of x for a given value of a will result in a smaller value for A, whereas a smaller value of a for a given value of X increases A. Such adjustments would lead to fluctuating values of A depending on the funds in the reserve. In determining the op...timal value of A, the amount of funds currently available is only relevant if in excess of A. It is therefore, of importance that the person selecting the values for x and a fully understands the implications and appreciates the impact of the amount available for initial funding.
Non Stationary Conditions Since stationary conditions are not likely to be a good assumption for what may happen in the next x years, the analysis has been carried out for non-stationary conditions.
(a) Increasing Distribution of the Amount Insured It was assumed that the salaries increase by 10% each year which has an impact on the amount insured.
What to read after Optimizing Claims Fluctuation Reserves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christoph Haehling Von Lanzenauer to read onlineMoreLess
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