GI 301

  • Assumes knowledge from GI 101
  • The candidate will be able to use stochastic loss development models to estimate reserve variability.
  • The candidate will understand and apply the considerations in the development of losses for excess limits and layers.
  • The candidate will be able to estimate premium liabilities.
  • The candidate will understand the considerations in selecting a risk margin for unpaid claims.
  • The candidate will be able to apply methods to monitor actual versus expected experience.
  • The candidate will understand excess of loss coverages and retrospective rating.
  • The candidate will understand reinsurance topics including the issues encountered when performing a reserve analysis on reinsurance, how to apply the fundamental techniques of reinsurance pricing and risk transfer testing of reinsurance contracts.
  • The candidate will understand and be able to apply ratemaking techniques for the following situations: classification ratemaking, deductible options, increased limit options, claims-made polices and individual risk rating.
  • The candidate will understand catastrophe modeling and how its output may be used in actuarial tasks.