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NOTES TO<br />
THE FINANCIAL<br />
STATEMENTS<br />
insured event is reported. Liabilities in respect of insurance<br />
benefits are estimated as follows:<br />
Provision for insurance benefits<br />
The amount of the provision is determined as the sum<br />
of reserves calculated for individual insured events and<br />
includes the expected claim handling costs. If the insurance<br />
benefit is provided in form of a pension, the<br />
reserve is calculated by using actuarial methods.<br />
Life insurance provision<br />
The life insurance provision is calculated by using actuarial<br />
methods for life insurance as the sum of provisions<br />
calculated separately for each insurance<br />
contract. Its amount for an individual contract is set as<br />
the sum of the mathematical provision, the potential<br />
provision for administrative costs, and the provision for<br />
profit share. The reinsurer does not participate in setting<br />
up the life insurance provision because, according<br />
to the effective reinsurance terms, only the risk-bearing<br />
part of the insurance premium is reinsured.<br />
When calculating provisions, the Company uses the<br />
same mortality tables and the same technical interest<br />
rate as when determining insurance premium tariffs.<br />
The Company calculates and books the zillmerised<br />
provision. Negative provision balances of individual life<br />
insurance contracts are zeroed.<br />
(iii) Long-term insurance contracts without fixed contractual<br />
terms – unit-linked contracts<br />
These contracts insure events related to human life<br />
(such as death or reaching certain age) over a long period.<br />
The written premium is recognized as revenue when<br />
the premium is paid.<br />
The amount of liabilities from these insurance contracts<br />
is adjusted for the change in the fair value of<br />
units to which the liability is linked, and is reduced by<br />
administrative fees and surrender charges, which are<br />
the insurance company’s income, and by withdrawals<br />
accomplished.<br />
A unit-linked insurance contract is an insurance contract<br />
with an embedded derivative linking insurance<br />
benefits to the value of units of an investment fund.<br />
This embedded derivative meets the definition of an insurance<br />
contract; therefore, it is not separated from<br />
the host insurance contract and is not accounted for<br />
separately.<br />
(iv) Investment contracts with DPF – OPÚ<br />
In case of these contracts, the written premium is recognized<br />
when the premium is paid.<br />
The amount of liabilities from these insurance contracts<br />
is adjusted for the credited profit shares and is<br />
reduced by administrative fees and surrender charges,<br />
which are the insurance company’s income, and by<br />
withdrawals accomplished.<br />
OPÚ long-term insurance contracts are investment<br />
contracts with a DPF, where the policyholder has the<br />
right to receive additional profit share in form of interest,<br />
the amount of which depends on the Company<br />
management’s decision based on income from investments<br />
and the Company’s profit from the portfolio of<br />
these contracts.<br />
b) Embedded derivatives in insurance contracts<br />
Embedded derivatives in insurance contracts that<br />
meet the definition of an insurance contract or options<br />
to surrender insurance contracts for a fixed amount (or<br />
an amount based on a fixed value and an interest rate)<br />
are not separately recognized. All other embedded derivatives<br />
are recognized separately and stated at fair<br />
value through profit or loss if they are not closely related<br />
to the host insurance contract.<br />
KONTINUITA ANNUAL REPORT 113