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A nonlife insurance company is facing the end of its underwriting cycle. What should the firm do with respect to the duration of its fixed-income portfolio and the liquidity constraints in its policy statement? The duration of the nonlife insurance company’s fixed-income portfolio should be: A. lowered in expectation of decreasing claims, and the investment policy statement should reflect the possibility of a decreasing claims environment in its liquidity constraint towards the end of its underwriting cycle. B. shortened in expectation of increasing claims, and the investment policy statement should reflect the possibility of an increasing claims environment in its liquidity constraint towards the end of its underwriting cycle. C. lengthened in expectation of decreasing claims, and the investment policy statement should reflect the possibility of a decreasing claims environment in its liquidity constraint towards the end of its underwriting cycle. |