Value of Business in Force Business in force corresponds to all of the insurance policies for which premiums are being paid or have been paid. It amounts to the portfolio of active policies. In life insurance, the VBI corresponds to the discounted value of expected future profits. No goodwill or value of newly acquired business is taken into account. Value of Business in Force Business in force corresponds to all of the insurance policies for which premiums are being paid or have been paid. It amounts to the portfolio of active policies. In life insurance, the VBI corresponds to the discounted value of expected future profits. No goodwill or value of newly acquired business is taken into account. See all terms in the dictionary of finance To know more about it, look at what we have already written on this subject :

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Definitions of terms begining with the same letter as "Value of Business in Force " :

VAR VBI VWAP Value Value added Value and financial securities Value at risk Value creation

Value drivers Value of Business in Force Value stock Variable costs Variance Variance Swap Vega Venture capital

Volatility Volatility - bonds Volatility - dividends Volume growth Volume-weighted average price Vulture fund