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General Insurance Manual

GIM6010 · Technical provisions: background

  • GIM6020 · Unearned Premium Provision
  • GIM6030 · Unexpired Risks Provision
  • GIM6040 · Unexpired Risks Provision: differences between accounts and regulatory return
  • GIM6050 · Unexpired Risks Provision: discounting
  • GIM6060 · Unexpired Risks Provision: exchange gains and losses
  • GIM6070 · Unexpired Risks Provision: mortgage indemnity business
  • GIM6080 · Technical provisions: general
  • GIM6090 · Accounting practice
  • GIM6100 · Reported claims and 'incurred but not reported' (IBNR)
  • GIM6110 · Salvage, subrogation and reinsurance recoveries
  • GIM6120 · Exchange gains and losses
  • GIM6130 · Claims handling expenses
  • GIM6140 · Enquiries
  1. Technical provisions: background
  2. Technical provisions: background: enquiries

GIM6140 | Technical provisions: background: enquiries

From HM Revenue & Customs · General Insurance Manual

Forms 23, 31, and 34 of the regulatory returns provide, for each class of business, an analysis of claims for each year of origin and the ’run off development’, meaning how actual claims have matched up to the initial reserve, and will be the starting point for any enquiry. Most insurers will use actuarial techniques to set provisions. Although the techniques used can be highly technical, the results of applying such techniques are only as good as the underlying data and assumptions.

The LBS has access to professional actuarial advice and guidance on provisioning techniques.

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