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This isn't a reading - it's an Excel file of a sample '''quarterly''' return for an insurer. You need to have a general understanding of the layout. Much of it is not specific to insurance (balance sheet, income statement) and if you've taken a university course in accounting, you're half-way there. Then there are insurer-specific exhibits such as capital available, and '''net commissions''', among others, all of which have been covered in previous wiki articles. | This isn't a reading - it's an Excel file of a sample '''quarterly''' return for an insurer. You need to have a general understanding of the layout. Much of it is not specific to insurance (balance sheet, income statement) and if you've taken a university course in accounting, you're half-way there. Then there are insurer-specific exhibits such as capital available, and '''net commissions''', among others, all of which have been covered in previous wiki articles. | ||
| − | You can download the file from the syllabus on the CAS website | + | You can download the file from the syllabus on the CAS website. The CAS states that nothing from this document will be directly tested. |
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Revision as of 19:01, 24 May 2019
This isn't a reading - it's an Excel file of a sample quarterly return for an insurer. You need to have a general understanding of the layout. Much of it is not specific to insurance (balance sheet, income statement) and if you've taken a university course in accounting, you're half-way there. Then there are insurer-specific exhibits such as capital available, and net commissions, among others, all of which have been covered in previous wiki articles.
You can download the file from the syllabus on the CAS website. The CAS states that nothing from this document will be directly tested.
