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Estimate the loss reserve using the expected loss ratio method.
Estimate the loss reserve using the expected loss ratio method.
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<li>5,500</li>
<li>5,800</li>
<li>6,100</li>
<li>6,300</li>
<li>6,500</li>
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You are given the following information on losses paid for each of AY1 through AY4:




Incremental Loss Payments through Development Year
Accident Year Earned Premium Expected Loss Ratio 0 1 2 3
AY1 20,500 0.85 6,100 4,500 3,800 2,340
AY2 30,000 0.7 15,100 4,825 1,200
AY3 27,500 0.8 15,500 4,250

AY4 31,250 0.75 20,100


Estimate the loss reserve using the expected loss ratio method.

  • 5,500
  • 5,800
  • 6,100
  • 6,300
  • 6,500