insured $1000 payable at the end of the year of death. Let us suppose that the life is subject to a mortality of rate of 0.01 over the year, that the nsurer can earn interest at 4 % per year, and ihat there are no expenses. Suppose that this insurance is offered to 2300 policyholders. Find the premium based on the portfolio percentile premium principle so hat the probability of the total future loss is negative is 95%. answer:
insured $1000 payable at the end of the year of death. Let us suppose that the life is subject to a mortality of rate of 0.01 over the year, that the nsurer can earn interest at 4 % per year, and ihat there are no expenses. Suppose that this insurance is offered to 2300 policyholders. Find the premium based on the portfolio percentile premium principle so hat the probability of the total future loss is negative is 95%. answer:
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