What is the Accumulation Unit Value (AUV)?

In Annuities - Asked by Admin - 16 months ago

The Accumulation Unit Value is a sub account of an annuity with a price per share during the accumulation phase. The AUV is the net asset value after capital gains and income which has been included and sub account management expenses have been removed.

Answered by Admin - 16 months ago

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