You should call someone at Zurich Canada (Dave Oakden) as this
computation is part of the stat requirements in Canada.
Cheers,
Andre Perez
KPMG Peat Marwick
karen.schmitt@zurich.com,Internet-GW writes:
>To: <casnet@lists.casact.org>
>Cc: <harald.brechbuehl@zurich.com>
>From: <karen.schmitt@zurich.com>
>Subject: Premium Deficiency Reserves
>Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 10:11:14 +0200
>I have recently calculated the deficiency in the unearned premium
>reserves,
>but in a rough way I feel. The only guidance I have found on this
>issue is
>a single paragraph in the Part 7 accounting book. Has anyone done this
>calculation, and is there a source in the actuarial or accounting
>literature which provides guidance? Any tips would be appreciated.
>Thanks,
>Karen Schmitt
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