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Edward Smith
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The question talks about setting claim reserves on outstanding claims...
I am slightly unclear on how this works in practice. I was under the impression that a claims handler would set the initial reported incurred figure, then the reported OS (case estimate) would then be a product of this initial reported incurred - reported paid? Is this question implying that case reserves are set multiple times on OS claims, or just at initial outset? Given that reported paid = 0 at initial outset, are we assuming that the reported OS = reported incurred = case estimate?
I am slightly unclear on how this works in practice. I was under the impression that a claims handler would set the initial reported incurred figure, then the reported OS (case estimate) would then be a product of this initial reported incurred - reported paid? Is this question implying that case reserves are set multiple times on OS claims, or just at initial outset? Given that reported paid = 0 at initial outset, are we assuming that the reported OS = reported incurred = case estimate?