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2016
There are two competing views on how to determine capital for an insurer whose loss liabilities extend for several time periods until settlement. The first focuses on the immediate period (usually one-year) and the second uses the runoff (until ultimate loss payment) time frame; each method will generally produce different amounts of required capital.
2016
CAS E-Forum, Spring 2016 Featuring the CAS RBC Dependencies and Calibration Working Party Report
2016
The underwriting elements in the NAIC Property Casualty RBC Formula (RBC Formula) are not selected to achieve a particular total safety level. We examine the historical variability in underwriting experience and measure the achieved safety level in terms of a Value at Risk (VaR). As explained in this paper, we consider a Policyholder View for measuring safety level as opposed to a Company View.
2016
2016
