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

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…

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 They are from outdated papers.

For part b), for the unwinding using spot rates method, why are there two ways/answers to get the unwind?

I thought we were supposed to reverse the sign of the change, so if there was a decrease we would add back that amount. However, in the first question under the Spring 2017 #13 practice problems, the

* (2015.Fall #13) - part (c)

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If you say the error in the examiner's report in 2017 Spring #13 was corrected in 2019 Spring #21, this is the only interpretation that makes sense to me.

When you take a look at examiner's answer for 2018 Spring #13 b. ii.

Battle card #13, we have: it's based on the industry factor, and adjusted for the company's volatility in case loss development, I wonder why it's only considering the volatility in loss development?

battle card #13 in full quiz asks for the formula for LRC, the answer is UEP - DAC - premium receivable, I think this is the formula for using PAA method, but not GMA right (GMA: FCF + CSM)

Hi! I hope everyone's studying is going well. I'm having such a headache learning premium liability and duration and I was wondering if someone has the solution to Spring 2016 #13, using the new metho

When should we discount maintenance expenses when calculating premium liabilities for Margin Required for Interest Rate risk? In the examiner's solutions on Spring 2016 #13, maintenance expenses were

In exam report of 2019Spring #13, the given equity risk margin of $11,000 is "capital required AT TARGET", which supposed to be minimum required, or capital required/1.5; while the interest

Would it be possible to post the solution for 2016 Spring #13 following the new method to calculate premium liabilities? It's mostly for the maintenance expense portion I'm unsure if my solution is co

I believe the solution for the first two questions are not updated properly, since the explanation did not grab the right numbers. Could anyone confirm this?

However in an older question, from Spring 2016 #13, maintenance expenses were discounted (using the old method).

The solution says: