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LOOKING BACK…focused on the future
CIA Annual Meeting LOOKING BACK…focused on the future
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Agenda SOE - why? – Gary Walters Insured Life & LTD - Jonathan Ferron
Refund, ASO, stop Loss, etc – Ron McKellar Wrap up – Outstanding issues for Group – Gary Walters & YOU!
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Required by OSFI for 31 Dec 2004 and annually thereafter
Disclosure of few sources Aggregate results for all parts of company Calculation will have to be done at more detailed level CIA - Draft Educational Note Broadly profit released on New Business and movements in levels of PADs Limited guidance for Group
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Drivers of Group profit varies:
By product (Life, LTD, Med/Den behave differently) By funding method (Insured, refund, ASO behave differently) By type (employer/employee, creditor, affinity)
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In addition can be calculated by:
Market segment e.g. size Region/province Sources required Expected profits Profit from New business Profit from experience Changes in assumptions Interest on surplus Taxes
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Breakdown of sources Expected Experience Premium loads Pad releases
Mortality/morbidity Interest Experience Expenses (Reinsurance) Unusual items & error corrections
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Uses Statutory reporting annually
Explanation to Management current quarter Financial Non-Group Non-Financial Strategic Expense management Claims payment effectiveness Sustainability Planning/DCAT/EV
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Unresolved Group Issues
Definition of New Business Where do you put PADs on new LTD claims? Would you split PADs on expected claims from those on claims which are not expected? Are profit loads in premiums part of renewal profits? How do you decide what % of premium is for profit and what for claims? If you negotiate a renewal rate would such adjustment apply equally to premium load as to portion of premiums for claims & expenses? Do ASO & refund cases only generate expense gains or is there a portion for profit? Pricing or valuation bases?
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