not a %-value because the % sign is explicitly added for ROE and investment yield

jiminkwagjiminkwag
in CCIR.Instructions

The wiki mentions that because the % sign is explicitly added for ROE and investment yield, that I shouldn't include % in the calculated value. Is this something that the points may get deducted in the exam if I include % for some values that have explicit % showing?

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Comments

  • Staff-T1Staff-T1

    I think it really depends on your examiner. Some may be more lenient, some won't

  • grahamgraham

    I wonder if was even intentional that they did that, but it's probably good to keep it in mind.

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