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Froogled By:
Elias Makere, FSA, MAAA
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PRINCIPAL

1. the amount received in a loan

2. the amount upon which interest is charged

3. within an actuarial context, the principal is the actuary's client/employer.

In situations where the actuary has both a client and an employer, the facts & circumstances will determine which one is – or whether both are – the principal. Such situations commonly arise for consulting actuaries.

In some legal proceedings, the principal will be determined by the rules of evidence/procedure.

4. in the law of agency, a principal is a person who has permitted (or engaged) another person/entity to act:
(a) for the principal’s benefit;

(b) in accordance with the principal’s direction; and

(c) subject to the principal’s control.
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