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It is common for actuaries to price their products to achieve a =
particular return on equity (or surplus). However this requires a =
notional allocation of surplus to individual lines of business. This is =
still a controversial topic. It would be interesting to know what is =
currently practised in the insurance industries in the USA, UK, Canada =
and Australia. If you are currently involved in premium rating, I hope =
you would share your experiences:
Do you use a simple approach (in proportion to premiums or reserves) in =
the allocation process or do you use something along the lines of =
Risk-Based capital or some other approach?=20
Thanks in advance,
Sebastian
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