PREDICTING THE CLAIM AMOUNT OF A MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE USING GENERALIZED LINEAR MODEL (GLM)
In this nal project report(laporan tugas akhir), the risk of estimating the outstanding claim liability using Chain Ladder method is analyzed. The data used as a case study are settled and paid claims data from an reinsurance company XYZ, for accident year 2004 to accident year 2009. The Monte Ca...
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Language: | Indonesia |
Online Access: | https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/14588 |
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Institution: | Institut Teknologi Bandung |
Language: | Indonesia |
Summary: | In this nal project report(laporan tugas akhir), the risk of estimating the outstanding
claim liability using Chain Ladder method is analyzed. The data used as a
case study are settled and paid claims data from an reinsurance company XYZ, for
accident year 2004 to accident year 2009. The Monte Carlo simulation is used to
generate the random variable of aggregate claim amounts (severity) in each cell of
the incremental run-o triangle.
The probability model for the aggregate claim amounts in each cell of the incremental
run-o triangle is obtained from the probability model of the individual claim
amount and the assumed probability model of ultimate aggregate claim numbers.
From the Anderson-Darling and Cramer-von Mises tests, with = 5% signicance
level, it is found that the individual claim amount follows a lognormal distribution
with parameters = 15; 637 and = 2291. The ultimate aggregate claim numbers
is assumed to follow zero-truncated negative binomial distribution with parameters
r = 0:272961 and = 3690:54569. Using the probability models of the individual
claim amount and the aggregate claim numbers, the deviance of the Chain Ladder
estimate of the outstanding claims liability and the estimate of the outstanding
claim liability using a probabilistic model is analyzed. For the data used as a case
study in this finnal project report, it is found that the Chain Ladder method has the
risk of estimating the outstanding claim liability too low(under-reserved) compare
to the estimate obtained using a probabilistic model. |
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