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Finite reinsurance
Žďárský, Pavel ; Bohumský, Petr (advisor) ; Mandl, Petr (referee)
This thesis is divided into six chapters. The introduction reminds the appendages of traditional reinsurance. Definition, functions and clear generalization of both types and common provisions of finite reinsurance contracts is summarized in the second chapter. The third chapter is engaged in the available regulatory rules which relates with finite reinsurance. There is a preparatory act of the Czech Insurance law, the American standard FAS 113 and the European standard IFRS 4 described. Text is concentrates in different requirements on risk transfer of these standards. The fourth chapter describes risk transfer methods, which have been used until recently. Next, there is made a proposal of a new method, method of partial risk transfer, which eliminates significant shortcomings of the currently used methods. Features of partial risk transfer methods, comparing to other methods are described on two practical examples. There is a possible way of partial risk transfer accounting delineated in the fifth chapter. The conclusion is the summary of benefits of the new method.
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Christology in Consoling Works of Comenius
Kombercová, Hana ; Svobodová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Žďárský, Pavel (referee)
The aim of the first part of this work is to outline the basic types of Comenius' christology according to the context and theme of his works. The main text then is about Comenius' christology in his books that due to their contents and time they were written belong to so called Consoling works. The main motif of these works is meeting up with Christ during which the doubtful believer experiences catharsis or devotes himself to Christ's will. Christ is portrayed as the only right hope that offers people everything they lack in this earthly world. In the final part, the types of Comenius' christology in the mentioned works are being compared. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Milan Machovec and his approach to philosophical anthropology in the sixties of the XX. century
Žďárský, Pavel ; Hogenová, Anna (advisor) ; Pelcová, Naděžda (referee) ; Lášek, Jan Blahoslav (referee)
Résumé Milan Machovec and his approach to philosophical anthropology in the sixties of the XX. century The dissertation thesis deals with philosophy of the world known Czech thinker Professor Milan Machovec, which can be specified as philosophical anthropology. It pursues his life journey since early childhood, as many sources of his thinking can already be discovered then. A significant influence on Milan Machovec had his uncle Julius Herejk, a patriot, a leftish intellectual and a supporter of the President T. G. Masaryk. To Milan Machovec Masaryk's inheritance served as ground of his own philosophy. Another substantial source of his thinking is his early religious experience in Emmaus Monastery in Prague. After the Second World War Milan Machovec lost his Christian faith and under the influence of a communist Zdeněk Nejedlý moved towards Marxism. The thesis monitors the development of Machovec's thinking through his studies of philosophy and classical philology at Charles University and the beginnings of his public career. Further it focuses on his polemics and battles during the cold war. During this period gradually matured his thoughts, which he fully unfolds during the sixties. The time frame of the core of this work are the sixties of the 20th century. Milan Machovec has become a world-known...
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Finite reinsurance
Žďárský, Pavel ; Mandl, Petr (referee) ; Bohumský, Petr (advisor)
This thesis is divided into six chapters. The introduction reminds the appendages of traditional reinsurance. Definition, functions and clear generalization of both types and common provisions of finite reinsurance contracts is summarized in the second chapter. The third chapter is engaged in the available regulatory rules which relates with finite reinsurance. There is a preparatory act of the Czech Insurance law, the American standard FAS 113 and the European standard IFRS 4 described. Text is concentrates in different requirements on risk transfer of these standards. The fourth chapter describes risk transfer methods, which have been used until recently. Next, there is made a proposal of a new method, method of partial risk transfer, which eliminates significant shortcomings of the currently used methods. Features of partial risk transfer methods, comparing to other methods are described on two practical examples. There is a possible way of partial risk transfer accounting delineated in the fifth chapter. The conclusion is the summary of benefits of the new method.
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