British Prudential balance sheet debate and solvency notes
The British Prudential Assurance reports a year end 1863 net increase in funds from 5,481 pounds to 70,466 pounds with 148,329 pounds in claims paid to date. Directors announce the death of auditor Warne and appoint J Allanson to fill the vacancy. The piece discusses Gladstone’s 1861 balance sheet critiques and assurances from actuaries Sprague Laundy on solvency, with claims on premium loading and future bonuses analyzed.
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Warne
J. Allanson
Messrs. P. Sers
R. T. Pugh
Gladstone
Vide Times
British Prudential
T. B. Sprague
St. John’s College
Cambridge
Sprague
Tom
Prudential Company
S. ©. Laundy
Laundy
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