Abstract
A sound reserving approach for long-tailed lines of business typically requires the application of several accepted actuaries techniques to a significant amount of data. However, in most cases, a reserve process in incomplete and potentially misleading should the analyst not also consider the claims settlement environment, the characteristics of the underlying business, and the surrounding economic and legal circumstances that may not be adequately reflected in the data. It is therefore important that the proper qualitative information be gathered to supplement quantitative data used in analyzing reserves. Accordingly, this session will discuss areas where qualitative information is critical regarding the claims and business environment, and will provide insights into effective approaches for gathering such information. This session will include a discussion of how to structure requests for information that will succeed in obtaining the right details without unintentionally affecting operational procedures.
Page
1-30
Year
1994
Categories
Actuarial Applications and Methodologies
Reserving
Claims Handling
Actuarial Applications and Methodologies
Reserving
Materiality
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