Actuarial Glossary
:: "The Mother of All Actuarial Glossaries"
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- Quadrennium/Quinquennium (A)
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A quadrennium is a 4 year period. A quinquennium is a 5 year period.
These terms are commonly used in mortality investigations and population
projections.
- Qualifying Life Policy (F)
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A policy which meets certain conditions set by the Inland Revenue (ie it
qualifies!). Non-qualifying policies suffer tax disadvantages to some
policyholders, so life offices design most contracts so that they qualify.
- Quant(itative) Techniques (E)
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Modern mathematical techniques used to aid stock and sector selection.
- Quota Share (G)
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A form of reinsurance where all premiums and claims for business covered
by the treaty are split between the direct writer and the reinsurer in the
specified proportion.
- Quoted (E)
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Shares quoted on the London Stock Exchange or on AIM.
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