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Actuarial
Services ART/FDL
recommends that this fee be separately negotiated. The services frequently include determining
balance sheet liabilities, loss estimate projections, pricing targets, and
internal allocations. Often, actuaries
work closely with underwriters. Though
actuaries are expected to remain professionally independent, actuarial
science is more often an art, not a science, for RRGs or group captives. Therefore, results can be widely
interpreted. There might be an inherent conflict of interest between the
underwriter and actuary, especially if the underwriter is also a broker
buying re-insurance, determining internal allocations, selling more insurance
and other activities that depend on actuarial modeling to negotiate. Actuarial
fees may average from $5,000 to $25,000 a year, depending upon the program. |
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