With Regard to Valuation of Assets, by Insurance Companies, What is the Value, at which, the Life Insurer has purchased or acquired its Assets?

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The value at which a life insurer has purchased or acquired its assets is referred to as the Book-Value. This value represents the asset's original purchase cost, adjusted for any depreciation, amortization, or impairment costs that have been recognized over time.