The Insurers (Winding Up) (Scotland) Rules 2001

General

1.  In valuing a policy—

(a) where it is necessary to calculate the present value of future payments by or to the company, interest shall be assumed at such fair and reasonable rate or rates as the court may direct;

(b) where relevant, the rates of mortality and the rates of disability to be employed shall be such rates as the court considers appropriate after taking into account:

(i) relevant published tables of rates of mortality and rates of disability, and

(ii) the rates of mortality and the rates of disability experienced in connection with similar policies issued by the company;

(c) there shall be determined:

(i) the present value of the ordinary benefits,

(ii) the present value of additional benefits;

(iii) the present value of options, and

(iv) if further premiums fall due to be paid under the policy on or after the liquidation date, the present value of the premiums;

and for the purposes of this Schedule if the ordinary benefits only take into account premiums paid to date, the present value of future premiums shall be taken as nil.