Journal of the Institute of Actuaries, Volumen18Institute of Actuaries, 1875 List of members issued with v. 35- with separate paging. |
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... surplus between its members at the end of every year , keeping a very small sum in hand to equalize the averages of good and bad years . It never could be insolvent for more than a month or two at most , because each fresh year would ...
... surplus between its members at the end of every year , keeping a very small sum in hand to equalize the averages of good and bad years . It never could be insolvent for more than a month or two at most , because each fresh year would ...
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... surplus now to be declared would receive an apparent increase of £ 490,000 . The mere difference in result thus amounts to one - third of the total Assurance Funds held by the Society . A short explanation of the principles of valuation ...
... surplus now to be declared would receive an apparent increase of £ 490,000 . The mere difference in result thus amounts to one - third of the total Assurance Funds held by the Society . A short explanation of the principles of valuation ...
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... Surplus 218,317 £ 1,504,079 CR . By Assurance Fund ( as per Annual Balance Sheet annexed ) Accrued Interest ( less tax ) دو £ 1,487,698 16,381 £ 1,504,079 Of the disposable Cash Surplus thus shewn the Directors recommend that the sum of ...
... Surplus 218,317 £ 1,504,079 CR . By Assurance Fund ( as per Annual Balance Sheet annexed ) Accrued Interest ( less tax ) دو £ 1,487,698 16,381 £ 1,504,079 Of the disposable Cash Surplus thus shewn the Directors recommend that the sum of ...
Página 65
... Surplus falling to that Policy , viewed as a single Premium , would purchase at the present age . This mode of conversion best secures the maintenance of the present rule of treating vested Bonus Additions as sums assured , entitled in ...
... Surplus falling to that Policy , viewed as a single Premium , would purchase at the present age . This mode of conversion best secures the maintenance of the present rule of treating vested Bonus Additions as sums assured , entitled in ...
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... surplus to be divided is the reversion expectant on the death of B , and the result of dividing it in proportion to the values of the separat interests would be to give the whole to B to the exclusion of A. But this would clearly be ...
... surplus to be divided is the reversion expectant on the death of B , and the result of dividing it in proportion to the values of the separat interests would be to give the whole to B to the exclusion of A. But this would clearly be ...
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1st March 30th June 31st December amount Annual Premium annuity ascertained Assurance Companies average Balance Sheet Bonuses calculated Carlisle table Cash cent contingent deduction divided duration effect Endowment Assurances Equitable expenses experience fee simple force of mortality formula given HM pure Premiums India Institute of Actuaries investigation Jellicoe Jellicoe's Joint Lives large number less liabilities method mortality table net premium valuation Northampton Table Norwich Union number living number of deaths number of lives number of persons observations obtained Office Yearly Premiums ordinary paper payment per-cent period policyholders premium income present value principles proportion proposed rate of interest rate of mortality reassurances remainderman reserve reversion reversionary reversioner risk Scottish Equitable small pox Society South Australia Sprague Summary and Valuation sums assured surplus table of mortality tenant in tail Total Assurances Uncovenanted value ov voyages Whole Term دو
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