5. Schdule P

Question 1

Functions of Schedule P dt-rapid

Answer 1

1. Rsv Development
2. Freq-sev Trends
3. Calc RBC loss sensitive discount
4. Rsv Adequacy
5. Pmt patterns for discounting rsvs
6. IBNR & case rsv split
7. Disclosures for SAO

Question 2

Data shortcomings of Schedule P (6)

Answer 2

Triangles are L & LAE combined (can’t separate)

Triangles inc pooling (distorts data)

Triangles only go back 10AY (not enough for long tail LOB

Frequency trends don’t use EP @CRL

EP is CY & losses are AY

Clm counts are reported (not ultimate)

Question 3

losses in are net or gross of reinsurance?

Answer 3

Net of reinsurance

Question 4

Discounts in Schedule P

Part 1

parts 2,3,4

balance sheet

Answer 4

Part 1 is net of tabular discounts & gross of non-tabular discounts

Part 2,3,4 are gross of both tabular & non-tabular discounts

Balance sheet is net of both tabular & non-tabular discounts

Question 5

Reconcile unpaid in part 1 to part 2 and 3

Answer 5

1. Part 1 (unpaid loss ex A&O) + tabular discount from notes to financial statements = Part 2 (net incurred loss & DCC) - part 3 (net paid loss & DCC)

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Question 8

Stuff we can do in schedule p part 1

Formula for Reported Claim Frequency on

1. direct basis
2. net basis

Answer 8

1. # of clms reported direct & assumed / direct EP
2. # of clms reported direct & assumed /net EP

Question 9

Stuff we can do in schedule p part 1

Formula for avg reported claims on…

1. direct basis
2. net basis

Answer 9

1. [Direct and assumed paid losses + direct and assumed paid DCC + direct and assumed case unpaid losses + direct and assumed case unpaid DCC] / # of reptd clms
2. [Numertor from item 1 – ceded paid loss –ceded paid DCC – ceded case unpaid loss – ceded case unpaid DCC] /# reptd clms

Question 10

Stuff we can do in schedule p part 1

Formula for Avg Case Outstanding on…

1. direct
2. net basis

Answer 10

1. [Direct and assumed case unpaid loss + direct and assumed case unpaid DCC] / open clms
2. [numerator from 1 – ceded case unpaid loss – ceded case unpaid DCC] / open clms

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Question 12

Ultimate Incurred Loss Formula

incurred = reported + unpaid =

reported =

unpaid =

Answer 12

Incurred = Paid + case + IBNR

Reported = paid + case

Unpaid = case + IBNR

Question 13

Part 2, 3, 4 defined

Answer 13

Part 2 = incurred net loss & DCC

Part 3 = cumulative paid net loss & DCC

Part 4 = IBNR net loss & DCC

Question 14

Part 2, 3, 4 formulas

unpaid =

case =

case incurred =

Answer 14

Unpaid = part 2 – part 3

Case =part 2 – part 3 – part 4

Case incurred = paid + case = part 3 + case OR part 2 – part 4

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Question 19

Part 5 – 3 sections

section 1

section 2

section 3

Answer 19

1. Cumulative # of CWP claims w/ loss pmt direct & assumed at year end
2. Cumulative # of outstanding claims w/ loss pmt direct & assumed at year end
3. Cumulative # of reported claims w/ loss pmt direct & assumed at year end

Question 20

Stuff we can do w/ schedule P part 5

1. Claim closure rate =
2. CWP rate =
3. Avg closed claim severity =
4. Avg case outstanding severity =
5. Avg reported claim severity =
6. Clm frequency =

Answer 20

1. Claim closure rate = closed ÷ reported = (section 3 – section 2) ÷ section 3
2. CWP rate= CWP ÷ closed = section 1 ÷ (section 3 – section 2)
3. Avg closed clm severity = net paid loss & DCC ÷ total claims closed = P3 / (P5 section 3 – P5 section 2)
4. Avg case outstanding severity = net case outstanding loss & DCC ÷ total open clms = (P2-P3-P4) / P5 section 2
5. Avg reported claim severity = net reported loss & DCC ÷ total reported clms= (P2-P4) / P5 section 3
6. Clm frequency = claim counts ÷ Earned Premium

Question 21

Why claim closure rate change? (3)

Answer 21

1. cats –> claims ↑
2. ∆in staffing
3. PIF growth–> claims↑

Question 22

Why severities change?(4)

Answer 22

1. inflation
2. cats
3. law change
4. claims practice to settle certain size clm first

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Question 26

_Purpose of part 6 – cumulative EP for 10 CYs_ (2)

Answer 26

1. Develop EP to ultimate 2. Show prior 9 CYs EP adjusted up (for premium audits, lags, retrospectively rated policies) so surplus is not understated

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Question 31

_Schedule P interrogatories_ (4) most important one

Answer 31

1. \*\*\*Changes or anything special that user should be aware of to assess _reserve adequacy_? Disclose if yes 2. How LAE reported? (DCC or A&O) 3. Rsvs net or gross of non-tabular discount 4. reported claims counts per claim or claimant

Question 32

_Adverse development reasons (2)_

Answer 32

1. PIF growth 2. Large clm from old AY

Question 33

_Yearly reporting convention_

Answer 33

1. Accident yr (occurrence policy) 2. Report yrr (claims-made policies) 3. Policy yr (tail policies) 4. Discovery yr (fidelity /surety policies)

Question 34

_2 categories of LAE_

Answer 34

DCC – defense ligation & medical cost containment expenses A&O –fees, salaries, expense of employees working in claim adjusting capacity

Question 35

_Schedule P intercompany pooling formulas for prem or rsvs_ Gross rsvs co A net rsvs co A

Answer 35

_Gross rsvs co A_ 1. Total direct L&LAE \* pool % A _net rsvs co A_ 1. Total net L&LAE \* pool % A

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Question 37

_Non-Schedule P intercompany pooling formulas for prem or rsvs_ Gross rsvs (or prem) lead A Gross rsvs (or prem) non-lead B net rsvs (or prem) co A

Answer 37

_Gross rsvs lead A & gross rsvs non-lead B_ 1. Gross rsvs for *lead A* = A direct rsvs + B net rsvs +C net rsvs 2. Gross rsvs for *non-lead* B = B direct rsvs + toal net rsvs\* B pool% _net rsvs co A_ 1. Same as schedule P: Total net L&LAE \* pool % A

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