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sarahr
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I am a bit confused by the second part of this question. It asks to describe how to use a cashflow approach to calculate the URR for PMI.
I thought the only way to really estimate reserves for PMI is by using case by case estimates, or using statistical analyses like the chain ladder approach.
I’ve looked at the answer and it is very generic, not really adapted to PMI at all.
So my questions are:
I thought the only way to really estimate reserves for PMI is by using case by case estimates, or using statistical analyses like the chain ladder approach.
I’ve looked at the answer and it is very generic, not really adapted to PMI at all.
So my questions are:
- Does a cashflow approach like this get used to estimate reserves for PMI?
- If so, surely it is close to impossible to ever estimate it correctly as PMI is an indemnity product? (The question also refers to doing the projection separately for cases with a high sum assured, but we don’t actually know what the sum assured is for PMI so that one point confused me too)