Common use of Preliminary Effective Date Accounting Clause in Contracts

Preliminary Effective Date Accounting. Ceding Company has delivered to Reinsurer not later than five business days prior to the Effective Date an accounting, as of the last day of the calendar month that is two months immediately preceding the calendar month during which the Effective Date occurs (by way of example, if the Effective Date were August 1, such accounting would be as of June 30) of all Policy-Related Liabilities and Policy-Related Assets as of such date in the same form as the Indemnity Accounting (the “Preliminary Effective Date Accounting”). Such accounting was reviewed and accompanied by a certificate signed by Ceding Company’s chief actuary who is a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries, certifying that all items appearing on such accounting were: (i) correct to the best knowledge of such actuary and do not contain errors in calculation, methodology or application; (ii) based on the books and records of Ceding Company; (iii) calculated in accordance with applicable SAP; and (iv) prepared using the same accounting and actuarial methodologies, assumptions and procedures, and the application thereof, that Ceding Company utilized in preparing its statutory Annual Statement as of December 31, 2000 and the Indemnity Accounting. Ceding Company will provide Reinsurer with a copy of all work papers and data used, and access to all Ceding Company personnel involved, in preparing the Preliminary Effective Date Accounting as requested by Reinsurer.