Max DPAE, Initial DPAE and Booked DPAE
Hi,
I am a bit confused for those terms mentioned in the subject line, and correct me if I am wrong:
- Max DPAE = max(0, estimated DPAE)
- Initial DPAE = DPAE from Accounting Department
- Booked DPAE = min(Max DPAE, Initial DPAE)
Am I right?
Comments
@miermier: That is correct. I would perhaps replace/clarify "estimated DPAE" with "Equity in the net UPR", so as to write
Max DPAE = max(0, Equity in the net UPR)
.Side note: Just referencing a previous post where I added some commentary on some of these terms: https://www.battleactsmain.ca/vanillaforum/discussion/169/general-inquiry-into-the-treatment-of-policy-liabilities-related-to-unearned-premiums#latest
Hey @graham,
Related to the last bullet point above (Booked DPAE = min(Max DPAE, Initial DPAE)), this would imply that that the Booked DPAE will remain at the Initial DPAE if Max DPAE > Initial DPAE. However, the source doesn't say anything about what would actually happen in this situation (or I couldn't find it). What do you think we should assume here?
Thanks!
Hi,
If your Max DPAE is > than your initial DPAE then yes you would stick with your initial DPAE. The DPAE that is calculated by actuarial is more of needed as a cap to the DPAE estimated by accounting and is calculated by the AA to ensure that the DPAE from accounting is not overestimated.
Thanks for clarifying