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Exam 9 Practice Question 2

Study guide: Exam 9

An actuary is setting homeowners rates in a hurricane-exposed state. The five-year experience period contains one major hurricane. The actuary has the following:

  • Non-hurricane pure premium (including LAE), already developed to ultimate and trended to the future policy period: $410 per exposure
  • Average hurricane pure premium in the experience period, actual losses: $210 per exposure
  • Hurricane catastrophe model expected annual loss for the current book, already at the future policy period's cost level: $85 per exposure
  • The combined loss development and trend factor used on the non-hurricane losses: 1.15
  • Fixed expense: $40 per exposure
  • Variable expense: 20% of premium
  • Underwriting profit provision: 5% of premium

Calculate the indicated average rate per exposure.

  • A) $600.00
  • B) $700.00
  • C) $713.33
  • D) $730.33
  • E) $880.00

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