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This page provides a quick way to navigate to specific exam questions and answers. Chapter references and descriptions of individual questions are currently available for the previous 3 published exams.

2019 Fall

link reference reading/chapter topic type
E (2019.Fall #1) Werner04.Exposures calculate: exposure aggregation calc 100%
E (2019.Fall #2) Werner05.Premium calculate: premium aggregation, discuss: uses of in-force premium calc 55% essay 45%
E (2019.Fall #3) Werner12.Credibility calculate: credibility-weighted rate change, identify: complements of credibility calc 75% essay 25%
E (2019.Fall #4) Werner16.ClaimsMade calculate/explain: differences between claims-made & occurrence policies calc 20% essay 80%
E (2019.Fall #5) Werner06.LossLAE calculate: AY/PY loss trend factors, explain: overlap fallacy calc 65% essay 35%
E (2019.Fall #6) Werner06.LossLAE
Werner07.OtherExpenses
discuss: accounting for proportional & non-proportional reinsurance in pricing
identify: types of investment income, discuss: trending fixed/variable expenses
essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #7) Friedland09.BornFerg
Werner08.Indication
calculate: indicated rate change (use Bornhuetter-Ferguson for ultimate loss) calc 100%
E (2019.Fall #8) Werner13.Other
SOP.Ratemaking
calculate: rate change to maximize profit
evaluate: rate change using ratemaking SOP
calc 70% essay 30%
E (2019.Fall #9) Werner15.Commercial compare: purpose of risk classification vs individual risk rating
discuss: rating characteristics & classification rating plans
essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #10) Werner10.Multivariate evaluate: inclusion of rating variable based on GLM, identify: other tests essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #11) Werner10.Multivariate discuss: univariate & multivariate (GLM) model results essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #12) Werner12.Credibility calculate: complement of credibility (Harwayne), discuss: current rate vs Harwayne calc 70% essay 30%
E (2019.Fall #13) Werner11.SpecialClass calculate: ILF (Increased Limit Factor) calc 100%
E (2019.Fall #14) Werner11.SpecialClass calculate: coinsurance amounts, describe: coinsurance & adequate/equitable rates calc 50% essay 50%
E (2019.Fall #15) Werner15.Commercial discuss: impact of changes on premium in a WC large policy essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #16) Friedland01.Overview
Friedland02.ClmsProcess
identify: components of unpaid claim estimate, discuss: impact of inadequate estimate essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #17) Friedland06.Diagnostics discuss: paid/rptd triangle distortions, identify: relevant diagnostics essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #18) Friedland12.CaseOS calculate: unpaid (case O/S devlpt), identify: scenario good for case O/S devlpt calc 85% essay 15%
E (2019.Fall #19) Friedland10.CapeCod calculate: ultimate (Cape Cod) calc 100%
E (2019.Fall #20) Friedland11.FreqSev calculate: unpaid (freq-sev disposal rate), identify: advantage paid devlpt method calc 80% essay 20%
E (2019.Fall #21) Friedland13.BerqSherm calculate: unpaid (Berquist-Sherman technique) calc 100%
E (2019.Fall #22) Friedland14.Recoveries calculate: salvage/subrogation (ratio method), identify: advantage over devlpt method calc 80% essay 20%
E (2019.Fall #23) Friedland15.Evaluation evaluate: various reserving results essay 100%
E (2019.Fall #24) Friedland17.ULAE calculate: ULAE (Kittel), describe: changes for occurrence policies (vs claims-made) calc 65% essay 35%
E (2019.Fall #25) Friedland15.Evaluation calculate: expected net paid claims, evaluate: net unpaid estimate calc 70% essay 30%

2019 Spring

link reference reading/chapter topic type
E (2019.Spring #1) Werner04.Exposures calculate: exposure aggregation, describe: exposure base criteria calc 60% essay 40%
E (2019.Spring #2) Werner05.Premium calculate: trended on-level EP, describe: 6 vs 12-mth trended EP calc 80% essay 20%
E (2019.Spring #3) Werner03.Data describe: data aggregation, long-tailed & claims-made lines essay 100%
E (2019.Spring #4) Werner06.LossLAE calculate: basic limits & excess loss trends, discuss: total limits vs basic limits trend calc 80% essay 20%
E (2019.Spring #5) Werner06.LossLAE calculate: trended ultimate loss, 2 methods: capping excess losses calc 90% essay 10%
E (2019.Spring #6) Werner07.OtherExpenses calculate: expense ratio (variable expenses), permissible LR, discuss: distortions calc 80% essay 20%
E (2019.Spring #7) Friedland09.BornFerg
Werner08.Indication
calculate: ultimate loss (using Bornhuetter-Ferguson), indicated rate change
discuss: complements of credibility
calc 85% essay 15%
E (2019.Spring #8) Werner13.Other calculate: expected profit, discuss: impact of assumptions calc 45% essay 55%
E (2019.Spring #9) Werner10.Multivariate evaluate: specific examples of GLM models essay 100%
E (2019.Spring #10) Werner09.RiskClass calculate: proposed rating factors (univariate) calc 100%
E (2019.Spring #11) Werner15.Commercial discuss: concerns about pricing for a large vs small deductible policy essay 100%
E (2019.Spring #12) Werner13.Other calculate: rate change (LR method), discuss: adverse selection, non-pricing strategies calc 60% essay 40%
E (2019.Spring #13) Friedland07.Development discuss: combining coverages for analysis, rate recommendations essay 100%
E (2019.Spring #14) Friedland06.Diagnostics evaluate: paid development technique to calculate unpaid calc 50% essay 50%
E (2019.Spring #15) Friedland11.FreqSev calculate: unpaid (freq-sev disposal rate), identify: scenario for rptd clm count trend calc 90% essay 10%
E (2019.Spring #16) Friedland07.Development calculate: ultimate (rptd devlpt), discuss: industry data, increasing claims staff calc 45% essay 55%
E (2019.Spring #17) Friedland09.BornFerg calculate: ultimate (rptd B-F), discuss: combining data for analysis calc 80% essay 20%
E (2019.Spring #18) Friedland10.CapeCod calculate: ultimate (rptd Cape Cod), identify: scenario for paid Cape Cod vs rptd Cape Cod calc 75% essay 25%
E (2019.Spring #19) Friedland07.Development
Friedland09.BornFerg
calculate: ultimate (reported development)
calculate: ultimate (reported Bornhuetter-Ferguson)
calc 100%
E (2019.Spring #20) Friedland11.FreqSev calculate: tail severity, describe: considerations in selecting tail severity calc 75% essay 25%
E (2019.Spring #21) Friedland14.Recoveries identify: scenario for higher rptd claims, discuss: approach to estimate ulimate essay 100%
E (2019.Spring #22) Friedland13.BerqSherm calculate: ultimate (rptd Berquist-Sherman) calc 100%
E (2019.Spring #23) Friedland07.Development
Friedland14.Recoveries
calculate: IBNR (rptd devlpt) ← must consider reinsurance calc 100%
E (2019.Spring #24) Friedland16.ALAE calculate: ALAE (multiplicative ratio devlpt), discuss: additive ratio devlpt, ratio methods calc 65% essay 35%

2018 Fall

link reference reading/chapter topic type
E (2018.Fall #1) Werner04.Exposures evaluate: exposure basis for boat insurance essay 100%
E (2018.Fall #2) Werner05.Premium
Werner06.LossLAE
calculate: premium & loss aggregation calc 100%
E (2018.Fall #3) Werner05.Premium calculate & compare: on-level EP - paralleogram, extension of exposures calc 70%, essay 30%
E (2018.Fall #4) Werner16.ClaimsMade calculate: RY/AY losses for claims-made & occurrence policies, describe: differences calc 35%, essay 60%
E (2018.Fall #5) Werner06.LossLAE calculate: projected loss using 2-step trending calc 100%
E (2018.Fall #6) Werner07.OtherExpenses discuss: premium-based vs exposure-based expense projection methods essay 100%
E (2018.Fall #7) Friedland11.FreqSev
Werner08.Indication
calculate: ultimate (frequency-severity technique)
calculate: indicated rate (pure premium method)
calc 100%
E (2018.Fall #8) Werner13.Other discuss: rate changes, renewals, non-pricing solutions, competitor comparisons essay 100%
E (2018.Fall #9) Werner10.Multivariate interpret: GLM output, discuss: GLM challenges, compare to univariate methods essay 100%
E (2018.Fall #10) Werner11.SpecialClass explain: how to develop territory definitions essay 100%
E (2018.Fall #11) Werner15.Commercial calculate: premium (large deductible policy) calc 100%
E (2018.Fall #12) Werner14.Implementation calculate: indicated relativities, base rate, evaluate: social criteria for rating variables calc 80%, essay 20%
E (2018.Fall #13) Werner11.SpecialClass calculate: rate, indemnity pmt, coinsurance penaly, discuss: issues with underinsurance calc 80%, essay 20%
E (2018.Fall #14) Friedland01.Overview discuss: importance of accurate unpaid claims estimates to stakeholders essay 100%
E (2018.Fall #15) Werner06.LossLAE
Friedland14.Recoveries
calculate: loss aggregation (net & gross of reinsurance) calc 100%
E (2018.Fall #16) Friedland07.Development
Friedland09.BornFerg
Friedland08.ExpectedClms
calculate: ultimate (rptd devlpt, B-F, expected claims methods)
recommend: an ultimate claim estimation method
calc 80%, essay 20%
E (2018.Fall #17) Friedland11.FreqSev calculate: ultimate (frequency-severity method), identify: assumptions of method calc 80%, essay 20%
E (2018.Fall #18) Friedland10.CapeCod calculate: ultimate (rptd Cape-Cod method), discuss: effect of new class on method calc 70%, essay 30%
E (2018.Fall #19) Friedland15.Evaluation evaluate: effect of change on IBNR under 3 reserving methods essay 100%
E (2018.Fall #20) Friedland13.BerqSherm calculate: ultimate (Berquist-Sherman), discuss: adjustments & limitations of method calc 80%, essay 20%
E (2018.Fall #21) Friedland14.Recoveries calculate: salvage & subrogation (ratio approach) calc 100%
E (2018.Fall #22) Friedland17.ULAE calculate: IBYNR, ULAE calc 100%
E (2018.Fall #23) Friedland16.ALAE calculate: ALAE (additive ratio method) calc 90%, essay 10%
E (2018.Fall #24) Friedland15.Evaluation compare: expected vs reported loss emergence, identify: when to revise ultimate calc 70%, essay 30%