Recovery Calculation with Indexation

Recovery Calculation with Indexation

Recovery Calculation with Indexation - Calculation when multiple base index #

Index clause

UK Cost Index - Base Index Date 01/01/2011 - Contractual Base Index 100 Standard index - cover increases - payments

Limit: 400,000 xs 100,000

UK Cost index

Date Value Conversion factor
01.01.2011 100 1.0000
01.01.2012 110 1.0000
01.01.2014 120 1.0000
     
01.01.2014 100 1.2000
01.01.2015 110 1.2000
01.01.2016 120 1.2000

Contributing details - one recovery claim

As of date Due date Entry code Nom amt Index point Ind adj amt
31.12.2012 31.12.2012 Paid loss 120 000,00 110 109 090,91
31.12.2013 31.12.2013 Paid loss 140 000,00 110 127 272,73
31.12.2014 31.12.2014 Paid loss 200 000,00 120 (100 conv) 166 666,67
31.12.2015 31.12.2015 Paid loss 80 000,00 132 (110 conv) 60 606,06
30.04.2016 30.04.2016 Paid loss 80 000,00 144 (120 conv) 55 555,56
    Total paid 620 000,00   519 191,92

Index ratio: 1,19416342

Ind adj cover and xs 477,665.37 xs 119,416.34

Recovery bookings:

Recovery EC Amount
Paid retention 119 416,34
Recovery 477 665,37
Paid TT 22 918,57

Explanation: Index points retrieved from row with Base index 01/01/14 are converted into value in “old” row, by multiplying with conversion factor.

The index adjusted amount is calculated for each nominal adjustment.
The index ratio is found by dividing the sum of nominal adjustments by sum of index adjusted adjustments.
The index ratio is applied to cover and excess.
The nominal claim amounts are used in the calculation, but using index adjusted cover and excess. |

Recovery Calculation with Indexation - Reserve Indexation Method ‘BYRP at Recovery Order’ #

Norwegian Cost Index - Base Index Date 01/01/2015 - Contractual Base Index 100

Index date Index point
01.01.2015 100
31.08.2015 110
31.10.2015 120
31.12.2015 130
29.02.2016 140

Reserve Index Method is Booking year and Period at Recovery Order, which means that the end date of the booking period will be used to find index point for accumulated recovery reserves.
Default method Inward reserve latest as-of-date would have given the same result for calculation as per 31.12.15 and 29.02.16

Layer Cover Excess
1st layer 100.000 100.000
2nd layer 300.000 200.000

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Recovery Calculation with Indexation - Aggregate Limit #

When calculating indexed recoveries, nominal FGU amount is applied to the indexed Cover and Excess of current claim. Cover and Aggregate limit is calculated separately for paid and incurred figures, using the respective index ratios. To monitor the used aggregate limit (and cover), the used recovery is calculated as a percentage and applied to the nominal aggregate limit for both paid and incurred loss to layer.

Example:

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