Global Vision, Local Wisdom
Global Vision, Local Wisdom
The Committee for Employment & Social Security has issued a consultation on antidiscrimination legislation in relation to employment and the provision of services. We look at the potential implications for occupational pension schemes.
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We are delighted to announce the recipients of BWCI’s 2019 student bursary awards. This year we are awarding a second bursary as part of our 40th Anniversary celebrations.
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BWCI is pleased to announce a total of eleven staff promotions in our 40th Anniversary year in our offices in both Guernsey and Jersey.
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After suffering a serious personal injury, with adverse long-term consequences for their quality of their life, an individual will often be entitled to compensation. These damages reflect the financial impact of the injury on the individual; these could include the cost of future care needs, as well as compensation for the loss of future earnings and pension rights.
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Historically general insurers, including captives, used run-off triangles as a key tool to predict future levels of claims and reserve for them. This triangulation method involves recording observed data about total known claims amounts (paid or incurred) at regular intervals in each policy year. The data points are arranged in a table, with rows corresponding to policy years and columns corresponding to time since the policy’s inception. The earliest policy years have entries in more columns than more recent policy years, so the table of known data takes on a triangular shape.
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