Date
Time

Start time: 9.00 am

End time: 11.00 am

Venue
Online

Micro Reserving in Non-Life Insur.-A Challenge f. Risk Management

Announcements from the European Actuarial Academy organiser: 

Recent surveys carried out among various market players have shown that aggregated reserving methodologies remain preferred in the calculations of non-life insurance reserves. However, the recent development of machine learning in actuarial sciences allows the emergence of new visions of claims and show a growing interest in new ways to estimate reserve based on individual assessment, especially for the atypical and long term risk.

This web session presents a new way to integrate these methods by the actuarial reserving team to produce a complete and innovated process.

As a good data quality is require for this type of studies, the use of data analysis and machine learning could help to check the accuracy of the database and complete it if necessary. Therefore, it allows the company to better understand the impact of each description variables on the claims experience, and thus to define finer homogeneous cohorts and large claims thresholds better adapted to the underlying risk. These preliminary analyses allow to better anticipate future deterioration of specific cases using a segmentation model for large and attritional claims, estimate reserves and prudence margin at a finest level, or challenge the reserving guidelines.

Moreover, the use of individual reserving approach helps to prevent the limitation of aggregated methodologies, especially when the development of claims strongly differs. The use of an innovative micro reserving method like ASICR will help to consider each case’s specificities to estimate the reserves. ASICR provides an Automatic Segmentation of the claims database with the help of data science and projects the future claims development and an Individual Claims Reserving distribution within the helps of actuarial tools.

Reserving can therefore be approached in a different way, with a global and innovative process starting with a precise data analysis and ending with an individual estimate of its reserves. In particular, this enhances the use of data available to the insurer in order to help him define an appropriate risk management policy, in view of the risk profiles that could affect its profitability.

The web session is open to all interested persons.

The objective of this web session is to propose a use of machine learning tools in the reserving process of non-life insurance. Starting with a brief presentation of possible data science applications for data completion and analyses, the web session presents a new approach for micro reserving, based on machine learning technics and classical actuarial projection. This R&D approach is also challenged with another individual claims reserving approach and a classical aggregated one to propose a fair conclusion about the micro reserving interest for the European insurance companies.

Technical Requirements: Please check with your IT department if your firewall and computer settings support web session participation (the programme Zoom is used for this online training).

Click here to make a reservation. Your early-bird registration fee is € 100.00 plus 19% VAT for bookings by 12 August 2021. After this date, the fee will be € 140.00 plus 19% VAT.

Agenda
  • Data completion and analysis with data science
  • Micro reserving: ASICR methodology

 

Biographical details

Thomas Lallement

Thomas is a French certified actuary since 2014 and an ERM/CERA Expert. Actuary graduated from the University of Strasbourg, he joined Addactis France in 2018 as Manager in the Modeling & Risk P&C team and acts as a teacher of non-life reserving for his former school.

He is an expert in reserving, Solvency 2 and IFRS 17, and assists all our clients in France and abroad in developing solutions that meet all their needs. Within the Modeling & Risk P&C team, Thomas is also in charge of steering R&D topics on reserving and supports Bryan on his work.

Bryan Gautier

Bryan is a French qualified actuary since end of 2020. Actuary-engineer graduated from EURIA and INSA Rennes, he joined Addactis France in 2020 as a consultant in the Modeling & Risk P&C team.

As a specialist in P&C modeling and reserving, he has developed a methodology for individual reserving based on machine learning technics and actuarial projections. Within Addactis, Bryan is regularly involved in P&C reserving issues, both from a french and prudential accounting point of view or IFRS 17. He contributes to the work of the IFRS 17 Implementation Task Force at the international level.

Event Type
Web Session
Speakers/Presenters
Thomas Lallement and Bryan Gautier
Organizer
European Actuarial Academy, EAA