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Increasing Reversionary Charges

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 August 2016

William Brockie Paterson
Affiliation:
Norwich Union Life Insurance Society

Extract

Some years ago I had the privilege of reading a paper on Contingent Reversions, &c., before this Institute, and the proposals I then made for the treatment of the premiums on the insurances to be set up in connection with reversionary transactions were received with general condemnation, nor have they since, so far as I know, met with any practical support, although I have seen no reason to alter my opinion of the soundness and practicability of the views I then put forward. I am not afraid on this occasion of meeting with like opposition, as the methods I am now going to deal with have been carried into practice already by the Society with which I am connected, and by way of reassurance, if not otherwise, have examples on the books of many of the life offices, both in England and Scotland.

Type
Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © Institute and Faculty of Actuaries 1900

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