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How do you calculate the total premium if the expected loss is $50,000, administrative costs are

$10,000, and the desired profit margin is 15%?


✔✔ Total premium = Expected loss + Administrative costs + (Expected loss + Administrative

costs) × Profit margin


✔✔ Total premium = $50,000 + $10,000 + ($50,000 + $10,000) × 0.15


✔✔ Total premium = $60,000 + $9,000


✔✔ Total premium = $69,000




What is the reserve amount needed if the expected future claims are $200,000 and the estimated

claims handling expenses are $30,000?


✔✔ Reserve amount = Expected future claims + Claims handling expenses


✔✔ Reserve amount = $200,000 + $30,000


✔✔ Reserve amount = $230,000




Calculate the loss frequency if there are 120 loss events and 1,500 total exposures.

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,✔✔ Loss frequency = Number of loss events / Total exposures


✔✔ Loss frequency = ,500


✔✔ Loss frequency = 0.08 or 8%




Determine the average loss severity if the total loss amount is $250,000 and there are 50 loss

events.


✔✔ Average loss severity = Total loss amount / Number of loss events


✔✔ Average loss severity = $250,


✔✔ Average loss severity = $5,000




If the risk load is set at 10% and the expected loss is $40,000, what is the total premium

including risk load?


✔✔ Risk load amount = Expected loss × Risk load percentage


✔✔ Risk load amount = $40,000 × 0.10


✔✔ Risk load amount = $4,000


✔✔ Total premium = Expected loss + Risk load amount


✔✔ Total premium = $40,000 + $4,000



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,✔✔ Total premium = $44,000




Calculate the loss ratio if the total incurred losses are $300,000 and the total earned premiums

are $1,000,000.


✔✔ Loss ratio = Total incurred losses / Total earned premiums


✔✔ Loss ratio = $300,000 / $1,000,000


✔✔ Loss ratio = 0.30 or 30%




What is the required reserve if the probability of future claims is 75% and the estimated amount

of future claims is $150,000?


✔✔ Required reserve = Probability of claims × Estimated amount of future claims


✔✔ Required reserve = 0.75 × $150,000


✔✔ Required reserve = $112,500




If the expected loss is $75,000 and the administrative costs are $20,000, calculate the premium if

the profit margin is 10%.


✔✔ Total premium = Expected loss + Administrative costs + (Expected loss + Administrative

costs) × Profit margin



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, ✔✔ Total premium = $75,000 + $20,000 + ($75,000 + $20,000) × 0.10


✔✔ Total premium = $95,000 + $9,500


✔✔ Total premium = $104,500




Determine the total reserve needed if future claims are estimated to be $500,000 and claims

handling expenses are $50,000, and the reserve should include an additional 5% buffer.


✔✔ Reserve amount = Future claims + Claims handling expenses


✔✔ Reserve amount = $500,000 + $50,000


✔✔ Reserve amount = $550,000


✔✔ Buffer amount = Reserve amount × Buffer percentage


✔✔ Buffer amount = $550,000 × 0.05


✔✔ Buffer amount = $27,500


✔✔ Total reserve = Reserve amount + Buffer amount


✔✔ Total reserve = $550,000 + $27,500


✔✔ Total reserve = $577,500




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