Journal of the Institute of Actuaries, Volumen18Institute of Actuaries, 1875 List of members issued with v. 35- with separate paging. |
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... per cent . interest for the annuity , and requires 5 per cent . interest on his advances , he can ask himself the question whether , if he can make 44 per cent . upon an ordinary security , it is worth his while to grant an immense and ...
... per cent . interest for the annuity , and requires 5 per cent . interest on his advances , he can ask himself the question whether , if he can make 44 per cent . upon an ordinary security , it is worth his while to grant an immense and ...
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... per - cent . In 1828 the interest was lowered for all future clubs to a little above 3 per - cent . In 1850 the rate for future societies was reduced to little more than 3 per - cent , at which it now remains . In 1855 it was enacted ...
... per - cent . In 1828 the interest was lowered for all future clubs to a little above 3 per - cent . In 1850 the rate for future societies was reduced to little more than 3 per - cent , at which it now remains . In 1855 it was enacted ...
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... per cent . assumed as the permanent rate of interest , the average rate at which the total assets were invested during the Quinquennium has been £ 4 6s . 4d . per cent . , free of Income Tax . 3 " Lastly . The present value of the ...
... per cent . assumed as the permanent rate of interest , the average rate at which the total assets were invested during the Quinquennium has been £ 4 6s . 4d . per cent . , free of Income Tax . 3 " Lastly . The present value of the ...
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... per cent . ) . IV . Loading . That the whole loading or excess in the Office Premiums actually receivable in the future above the Net ( Experience 3 per cent . ) Premiums should be excluded from the estimated Assurance Assets placed ...
... per cent . ) . IV . Loading . That the whole loading or excess in the Office Premiums actually receivable in the future above the Net ( Experience 3 per cent . ) Premiums should be excluded from the estimated Assurance Assets placed ...
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... percent and the annuity at 3 percent , the value of a reversion on a life of 60 , as found by Mr. Jellicoe's formula , is nearly equal to the value found by the Carlisle 6 per- cent table ; at older ages , the former value G 2 1874 ...
... percent and the annuity at 3 percent , the value of a reversion on a life of 60 , as found by Mr. Jellicoe's formula , is nearly equal to the value found by the Carlisle 6 per- cent table ; at older ages , the former value G 2 1874 ...
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30th June 31st December adopted amount Annual Premium annuity applied ascertained Assurance Companies average Balance Sheet Bonuses calculated Carlisle table Cash cent claims columns considerable contingent deduction divided duration effect Endowment Assurances Equitable expenses experience Extra Premiums fee simple force of mortality formula given greater HM pure Premiums India Institute of Actuaries investigation Jellicoe Jellicoe's large number less liabilities Lord Cairns method mortality table net premium valuation Northampton Table Norwich Union number living number of deaths number of lives number of persons observations obtained ordinary paper payment per-cent period policyholders Premiums payable present value principle probably proportion proposed rate of interest rate of mortality reassurances remainderman reserve reversion reversionary reversioner risk Scottish Equitable small pox Society Sprague sums assured surplus table of mortality tenant in tail Total Assurances Uncovenanted value ov voyages Whole Term دو
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