The net premiums collected by a life insurer for a particular block of policies,plus interest income at an assumed rate,less assumed death benefits paid is called the

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The given scenario describes the calculation of retrospective reserve, which is the amount of money an insurer sets aside to cover its obligations for a block of policies. It is calculated as the net premiums collected plus interest income, less the expected benefit payouts. The cash value refers to the amount of money a policyholder can receive upon surrendering the policy. The net amount at risk refers to the portion of the policy that is not covered by the policyholder's cash value or any dividends. The prospective reserve is the amount of money an insurer sets aside to cover future benefit payments for an individual policy.

The Net Premiums Collected by a Life Insurer for a Particular