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The calculation of life insurance products is traditionally
based on the approach of commutation values, whose table properties
enable extensive actuarial calculations even without large computer
capacities. However, especially for modern and more flexible life
insurance tariffs, the calculation by means of commutation values
reaches its limits, so that the calculation approach based on
Markov chains is gaining in importance and has been used for some
time in the mathematical cores of new portfolio administration
systems.
This web session will provide an insight into the calculation of
common life insurance products using the Markov approach. For this
purpose, first an overview of the best-selling life insurance
products in some European countries and their classic calculation
will be given. In the following, the principle of Markov chains is
explained and a model for calculating actuarial values is
derived.
Finally, the online training also addresses problems that can
arise when migrating from classically calculated portfolios to
systems with the Markov approach.
The goal of this web session is to give participants an insight
into the Markov chain calculation approach in life insurance and
its implementation in modern administration systems. Using examples
specifically tailored to life insurance tariffs, participants will
also gain first practical experience with the Markov approach.
Finally, the theoretical and practical components of this web
session should enable them to also create and calculate new life
insurance tariffs or variations of existing products by using
Markov chains.
Your early-bird registration fee is € 120.00 (net) / € 142.80
(incl. VAT, if applicable) for bookings by 16 October 2024. After
this date, the fee will be € 170.00 (net) / € 202.30 (incl. VAT, if
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