A.4. Policy and Claims Data Flashcards

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Definition of an exposure and an exposure base

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Exposure - basic unit of risk underlying the insurance premium
Exposure base - what an exposure represents varied by LOB and sometimes coverage

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2
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3 criteria for a good exposure base

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Proportional to expected loss
Practical (objective, easy and inexpensive to obtain and verify)
Considerate of historical precedence (very costly to change due to large premium swings, IT implementations, and significant future ratemaking adjustments

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3
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Written
Earned
Unearned
In-force

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Total exposures/premium from policies issued
Portion of exposures/premium for which coverage has been provided
Portion of exposures/premium for which coverage has NOT been provided
The number of insured units or total full-term premium for all policies active at a given point in time.

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4
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2 ways to aggregate exposure metrics over time

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Calendar year (fixed once year is over)
Policy year
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5
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Formula relation between written, earned, and unearned

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CY written = CY earned + CY change in unearned

PY written = PY earned + PY unearned

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6
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4 ways to aggregate claims metrics over time

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CY
AY
RY
PY

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7
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Formula for reported losses

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Reported = paid + change in case

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