Oh, taking a closer look yes you are right - Because of IFRS17 this has changed. In fact most of the MCT formulas have changed. This question is no longer relevant anymore, but in the actual exam they will probably just give you the premiums receivable
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Yes, the formula is correct. That would reflect net written premium since there are no assumed premiums.
No, the formula has not changed
Thanks @Staff-T1.
Though this would represent NWP not net premium received past 12 months.
Do you recommend I follow the same step and call some assumption to be safe?
Oh, taking a closer look yes you are right - Because of IFRS17 this has changed. In fact most of the MCT formulas have changed. This question is no longer relevant anymore, but in the actual exam they will probably just give you the premiums receivable