Not a question but just letting you know that the PACICC papers (#13 and #24) in the ranking table should just have the wiki articles flipped. KPMG is under section B and the other PACICC paper is und

Could you explain in part iii), why is it that we can immediately invoke Method 1 to conclude that there is self-evident risk transfer under this contract?

I had the same question as above for #16, is it correct to assume CoC is an after tax rate and we want pre tax?

18F #18 vs 16F #16 is an example

* Given #1 is correct, why did supreme court side with Pastore?

Looking at F2019 #10b, I am trying to decipher all the possible answers to the question. On BA, 3 reasons are listed and then in this examiners report, the points are broken out further. Just want to

In the MSA notes, there is a comment mentioning an error with the S2017 examiners report regarding the inclusion of cash in invested assets, "(There is an error in the examiner's report solution…

case #1 PAA used: B=11,300

You can check out 2014.Fall #13c (and the associated battle card in BattleQuiz 4) for a prior question that discusses the application of RSP concepts to overland flood coverage.

Hi should we ignore 2019 Spring #10 b.ii, 2018 Fall #13a, 2017 Fall #12c and 2012 Fall #17b? They are from outdated papers.

Should WE be EE?

Hi,

Past exam page showing 2018S#19 a,b,c as outdated

FCF = 100

Can you elaborate on #1?

I am trying to calculate it as follows for Iteration #1: 25% * (App A Page 2 Col 7 Total Minus NPV Treaty Losses Minus NPV Reinsurer Expenses). So, I am getting ".25(5879913-4649828-0.05.98*80000

2. What is the calculation for component #1? Where is the 8.5% from?

However in battle card #15 they suggest a large portion of inherent value being paid out means a high exit value and actually increases liquidity.

So in Q8, since we decide to group #1 and #2 together, we would have to use GMA for both. If we decide to use PAA for #1, then they have to be group separately?

In Q8, #1 is eligible for PAA but #2 is not, is the reason they are grouped together because we want the "fewest" group possible?