Odomorik 10: Notes to Financial Statements Flashcards

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Notes To Financial Statement, Reinsurance Section A

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Unsecured Reinsurance Recoverables; disclose reinsurers that don’t provide collateral if recoverables exceed 3% of surplus

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Retroactive reinsurance accounting treatment

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Ceded reserves are negative write-in (balance sheet), any gain recorded as other income

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Retroactive Reinsurance Note disclosures

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Reserves transferred
Consideration paid
Paid losses reimbursed
Special surplus generated
Reinsurers involved
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Notes to Financial Statement, Change in Incurred Loss/LAE

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Discloses changes in estimates from prior AYs; it lists amount of change, LOBs responsible, reasons for change

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Notes to Financial Statement, Premium Deficiency Reserves

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When UEP is not enough to cover losses to be incurred; disclose amount and whether or not investment income was considered

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Notes to Financial Statement, Discounting

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Part 1: whether tabular discounting is used (basis/assumptions), Part 2: whether non-tab is used (basis/assumptions); also, changes in assumptions

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Notes to Financial Statement, A/E Reserves

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Disclose LOBs affected, nature of exposures, reserving methodology; 5-year table with payments, reserves, and pure IBNR (D, A, Net)

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Notes to Financial Statement, Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

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Source of accounting rules (typically NAIC), exceptions made to above rules, either prescribed or permitted

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Events Subsequent

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Events that occur between accounting date of statement and date of issue

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Events Subsequent, Type 1

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“Recognized Subsequent Events” – additional detail on conditions that existed as of accounting date; disclosure only necessary to prevent statements from being misleading (Ex: booked reserves not adjusted in time)

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Events Subsequent, Type 2

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“Nonrecognized Subsequent Events” – events that did not exist as of accounting date (ex: large claim on 1/15); described if they “may have a material effect on the financial condition”

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Notes to Financial Statement, Intercompany Pooling

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Used to assess solvency of aggregate group; mentions Members, Lead company, Pooling percentage

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Notes to Financial Statement, Structured Settlements

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Discloses potential credit risk due to life insurer going insolvent (annuities paid)

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Notes to Financial Statement, High Deductibles

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Discloses reserve credit recognized for unpaid claims and amount billed but not yet collected

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Reinsurance Note to Financial Statements Sections

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CRUDCRUD
Ceded and assumed
Retro
Unsecured
Deposit
Commutation
Run off
Uncollectible
Disputed
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Unsecured Reinsurance Recoverable Note Disclosures

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Name
Paid recoverables
Reserve recoverables
Ceded UEPR

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Notes requiring direct actuary involvement

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CRAPD
Change in incurred LLAE
Reinsurance
A&E
Premium deficiency reserves
Discounting
18
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Notes potentially relevant to actuaries

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SHIES
Structured settlement
High deductibles
Intercompany pooling
Events subsequent
Significant accounting policies
19
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Tabular discount

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Based on interest rates/mortality assumptions in tables from regulators

20
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Non-tabular discount

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Need permission from regulator (mainly WC, medical prof. liability) – can be sign of regulatory concerns