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NOTES TO<br />

THE FINANCIAL<br />

STATEMENTS<br />

ting activities, that may result in earlier or more claims<br />

than expected. For insurance contracts with the insurance<br />

risk being survival, the most significant factors are the<br />

progress in medical sciences and improvements in social<br />

conditions prolonging the length of life. For the time being,<br />

these risks do not affect the Company materially.<br />

In case of contracts with a DPF, a certain portion of the<br />

insurance risk is shared with the insured party, which<br />

is due to the nature of these insurance contracts. The<br />

insurance risk is also affected by the policyholders’ right<br />

to pay lower or no future insurance premiums, to terminate<br />

the contract completely, or to exercise a guaranteed<br />

annuity option. As a result, the amount of the<br />

insurance risk is also subject to policyholder’s behaviour.<br />

Provided that policyholders will make reasonable<br />

decisions, the overall insurance risk may be increased<br />

by such behaviour. For example, it is likely that policyholders<br />

whose health has deteriorated significantly will<br />

be less willing to terminate contracts insuring death benefits<br />

than those staying in good health.<br />

The Company manages these risks through its underwriting<br />

strategy and adequate reinsurance arrangements.<br />

A medical check-up is required, depending on the<br />

amount of the insurance benefit for death or disability<br />

benefits. A check-up is required for an insurance benefit<br />

over SKK 1.5 million. Only a questionnaire is required<br />

if the amounts are lower than this limit.<br />

The underwriting strategy is intended to ensure that<br />

the risks underwritten are well diversified in terms of<br />

the type of risk and the level of insured benefits. For<br />

example, the Company balances death risk and survival<br />

risk through its portfolio. Medical selection is also<br />

included in the Company’s underwriting procedures<br />

with premiums reflecting flexibly the state of health<br />

and the medical history of the applicant.<br />

The Company has a retention limit of SKK 1 million on<br />

any single life insured. The Company reinsures the excess<br />

of the insurance benefit over SKK 1 million for the<br />

death risk. Medically impaired lives are insured at<br />

lower levels. The Company does not have in place any<br />

reinsurance for contracts that insure survival risk.<br />

Concentration of insurance risk<br />

Total amount of insurance coverage<br />

Amount of coverage per insurance contract before reinsurance 2008 2007<br />

Up to SKK 250,000 8,577,197 8,475,407<br />

From SKK 250,001 to SKK 500,000 4,992,493 4,853,124<br />

From SKK 500,001 to SKK 1 million 1,743,900 1,615,619<br />

Over SKK 1 million 788,735 724,091<br />

Total 16,102,325 15,668,241<br />

Total amount of insurance coverage<br />

Amount of coverage per insurance contract after reinsurance 2008 2007<br />

Up to SKK 250,000 6,986,399 6,598,591<br />

From SKK 250,001 to SKK 500,000 3,588,023 3,338,033<br />

From SKK 500,001 to SKK 1 million 1,241,212 1,083,936<br />

Over SKK 1 million 511,234 380,960<br />

Total 12,326,868 11,401,520<br />

KONTINUITA ANNUAL REPORT 125

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