Ten considerations for projecting self-insured workers compensation losses
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520 | $aProjecting self-insured workers compensation losses is a complex process due to its long-tail nature and the many factors that can significantly impact the final costs of claims. A proper actuarial review can provide valuable insight and tailor estimates to each unique self- insurance program. The following discusses the top 10 considerations used by actuaries for projecting self-insured workers compensation losses and integrating them into the projection process | ||
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773 | 0 | $wMAP20077002240$tBusiness insurance$dLondon : Crain Communications INC., 2006-$g01/05/2017 Número 5 - mayo 2017 , p. 24-25 |