In this presentation we review existing modelling approaches for analysing claims experience in the presence of reporting delays, reviewing the formulation of mortality incidence models such as GLMs. We then show how these approaches have traditionally been adjusted for late reporting of claims using either the IBNR approach or the more recent EBNER approach. We then go on to introduce a new model formulation that combines a model for late reported claims with a model for mortality incidence into a single model formulation. We then illustrate the use and performance of the traditional and the combined model formulations on data from a multinational reinsurer. We show how GLMs, lasso regression, gradient boosted trees and deep learning can be applied to the new formulation to produce results of superior accuracy compared to the traditional approaches
Chair: Zoe Woodroffe, Gen Re
Speaker: Louis Rossouw
Louis Rossouw is responsible for Research & Analytics for Gen Re's life and health business in Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Southern Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the Caribbean.
His interests include data, analytics and research in the life (re)insurance space. This includes machine learning, advanced analytics including how traditional actuarial experience analysis can be enhanced using advanced analytical techniques as well as how advanced analytics can enhance the underwriting and onboarding process. Over the last couple of years he’s been heavily involved in trying to understand the impact of COVID-19 on life insurance businesses around the world.
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