Asset Sufficiency Or Insufficiency


Definition of "Asset sufficiency or insufficiency"

Computation of the asset share value, surrender value, and reserve and the comparison of the three computations in order to judge the adequacy and equity of the tentative gross premium scale to be utilized.



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