Dec 29, 2016 15:00
7 yrs ago
French term

prime tarifière

French to English Bus/Financial Insurance Life insurance actuarial calculation
This is a list of premiums in an actuarial calculation of redemption and other reserves for a non-term life insurance scheme. It is Belgian French and the document was drafted in 1989. The list runs: 'prime pur', 'prime d'inventaire', 'prime de réduction', 'prime commerciale', '**prime tarifière**'.
I can't find any instance of it on the web.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as always.

Discussion

GTAtranslation Dec 29, 2016:
The issue is in the spelling. If you search « Prime tariffaire » or « Prime du tarif », you will see refernces in the insurance industry. Do check the references I'm posting for english equivalents. :)
Rimas Balsys (asker) Dec 29, 2016:
@ Deborah Ok, so if you agree with Polyglot that it is so obvious, pray tell what does it mean?
Debora Blake Dec 29, 2016:
I agree... ...with polyglot45.
Rimas Balsys (asker) Dec 29, 2016:
@ polyglot Sorry, I'm none the wiser. The context is life insurance. All refs I've found to "prime tarifaire" don't seem relevant to life insurance.
polyglot45 Dec 29, 2016:
I rather think this should read prime tarifaire - look it up, it is a common term !

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