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we consider the rate at which its funds are at present invested, and whether there is a probability of any change in the future.
This rate would vary in the case of com- -panies in the East from 4 per cent to 74 to 8 per cent.
(2) The provision for expenses is probably best
provided for by deducting a percentage of the premium income.
In ascertaining whether a cormany is solvent or not, we must
consider what percentage of the premium income would be suf-
-ficient to carry on the business if no New Business were
written and the company merely worked off its present liabiliti-
-es. The staff required being merely to collect premiums and
pay claims. Probably 10 per cent of the premium income would be
sufficient. On this assumption the company evidently would be
entitled to consider as "assets" the full office premiums to
be received, less 10 per cent.
(3) The provision for claims involves the en-
-ployment of a suitable mortality table. The table should re-
-present as nearly as possible the mortality which one may
expect to be experienced.
This we find that in valuing for solvency
we should employ a suitable mortality table, assume a true rate
of interest and value the office premium less a suitable per-
-centage.
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bevinges
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ald antnistwensons al artalo naiyan toon 02 bojafimuona ed
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The Ordinance lays down:-
(1) The Actuaries table which is obsolete and
may or may not represent the future mortality
(2)
(3)
4 per cent, which is not much more than
half the rate at which one company in the Fast can invest.
A net premium valuation, which would
possibly mean that at least 30 per cent of the future with
profit premiums would be absorbed in expenses, whereas 10 per
cent is probably sufficient.
I would suggest that the decision as to the
basis on which the valuation was made should be decided by the
Governor in consultation with an Actuary or Actuaries hodding
the
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