A User‐Friendly Introduction to Property‐Casualty Claim Reserves

Joseph Calandro and Thomas J. O'Brien

Risk Management and Insurance Review, 2004, vol. 7, issue 2, 177-187

Abstract: Property‐casualty (P&C) claim reserves are financial statement liabilities that represent estimated future claims. An understanding of P&C reserves is important to both risk managers and investment analysts, since this information is crucial in assessing solvency and value. We review some basics of P&C reserves, and add some of our own thoughts, in a way that tries to be user‐friendly for practitioners and students.

Date: 2004
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