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On the Valuation in Groups of Whole-Life Policies by Select Mortality Tables

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  18 August 2016

George King
Affiliation:
Institute of Actuaries

Extract

On 29 December 1902 I had the honour of reading a paper before the Institute on the “Comparative Reserves of Life Assurance Companies according to various Tables of Mortality at various Rates of Interest.” That paper was intended to complete up to date the investigations which had been made in 1876 and 1877 on the same subject, by bringing in the New British Offices Experience Tables, OM and OM(5). When that paper was read, the Select Tables, based on the British Offices data, were not available, and in the comparisons then instituted they could not be included. The case is now different, and a valuation has been made of the Model Office, on the basis of the O[M] Select Tables, at 3 per-cent interest, and in Table I of the Appendix the results are given, and compared with the results of the valuation by the OM Aggregate Table, at the same rate of interest. The valuations by the OM and OM(5) Tables in their various combinations are also repeated, so that reference to the previous paper may not be necessary.

Type
Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © Institute and Faculty of Actuaries 1906

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References

page 8 note * There remains the small adjustment for such cases, which is referred to in the Text-Book, Part II, ch. xviii, §§ 87 to 91, but which is usually of very small importance.

page 9 note * See, however, Mr. Lidstone's explanation on p. 85.