Questions for IDD-points – Webinar Life Insurance Across Europe – An Overview from an Actuarial Perspective Questions for IDD-points - Webinar Life Insurance Across Europe – An Overview from an Actuarial Perspective Part 2Questions for IDD-points - Webinar Life Insurance Across Europe – An Overview from an Actuarial PerspectivePart 1Please enter your full name here:* Please enter your full name here:*The share of unit-linked business in Finland in written premiums and also in savings is The share of unit-linked business in Finland in written premiums and also in savings isA. ...close to 90 %B. ...around 70 %C. ...nearly 50 %In the Hungarian life insurance market, what was the main driver behind the strong rebound of single and top-up premiums in 2025? In the Hungarian life insurance market, what was the main driver behind the strong rebound of single and top-up premiums in 2025?A. A new EU directive requiring guaranteed-return productsB. The option to mitigate the windfall tax by buying government bonds C. The introduction of the mandatory TKM cost indicatorD. A reduction in the pension tax credit capIs there legal minimum profit sharing requirement in Poland for traditional products ? Is there legal minimum profit sharing requirement in Poland for traditional products ?A. 90% of excess interest over product technical rate on mathemetical reserveB. 90% of product profit2C. No legal minimumWhat is the level of expected rate of return (from client point of view) for Unit linked products in Poland inline with KNF Polish Supervisor Recommendation? What is the level of expected rate of return (from client point of view) for Unit linked products in Poland inline with KNF Polish Supervisor Recommendation?A. 50% of risk free rateB. No limit set by Polish SupervisorC. 100% of risk free rateWhat is the most frequently seen challenge in the CEE market (Baltic, Balkan)? What is the most frequently seen challenge in the CEE market (Baltic, Balkan)?A. Low level of supervision.B. Low interest rates.C. Low retention of life policies.D. Provide retirement income at a level sufficient for “normal” living.