Q. What happens if an insurer fails to maintain an acceptable degree of fluctuation of results?

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Q. In which circumstances should an insurer leave their retention at existing levels despite the "growth"?

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Q. What is the purpose of reinsurers requiring higher retentions during times of bad results?

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Q. Why might an insurer consider reinsuring as much as possible during times when the supply of reinsurance exceeds demand?

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Q. What is the purpose of "solvency margin" regulation?

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Q. What happens if an insurer invests in stock market investments?

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Q. What is the purpose of using stock market investments to leverage capital gain?

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Q. If management sets high retention limit , then ____________

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Q. What is retention in insurance?

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Q. What is the role of an actuary in managing retention?

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Q. What are the two types of retention that need to be managed?

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Q. How is Per Event retention managed?

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Q. What are some examples of event-based exposures?

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Q. How can a geographical concentration of risks affect an insurer's portfolio?

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Q. In what way can a balanced portfolio be achieved for hail damage to crops?

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Q. What is the Per Event retention managed through?

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Q. Which of the following is an example of accumulation within a branch?

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Q. What is the Probable Maximum Number (PMN) of individual risks involved in one event used for?

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Q. How is retention scaled down based on the quality of the risk in question?

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Q. What is the meaning of P.M.N. in insurance?

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