DPAE and PDR in the one equation
Hi,
Can you please confirm this formula is correct? DPAE = UEP + Unearned Commission - Premium liability +PDR
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Hi,
Can you please confirm this formula is correct? DPAE = UEP + Unearned Commission - Premium liability +PDR
Thank you!
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If you have a PDR, then your DPAE is 0 and vise versa.
You might be referring to Premium Liabilities where DPAE/PDR is a component.
This formula works, when there is a premium deficiency, the terms cancel out and the formula equals 0, and when there is not it gives the equity in the unearned premium reserve.
It just seems like a more complex way of writing
Since you need to first calculate the PDR.
Also I'd be careful about using DPAE in the exam, this is the formula for max DPAE, actual DPAEs could be lower.
I see so when we are calculating for DPAE, we are actually calculating the Max DPAE. The actual DPAE is some random number the accountants book right? and that number can't exceed the Max DPAE that the actuaries calculate?
Yes, exactly!