Technical reserving in health insurance: A bootstrap approach
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Bootstrap, Technical reserves, Health insuranceAbstract
Bootstrap methods have long been used by actuaries to estimate technical reserves. The present work aims to illustrate the use of this method in health insurance, by exploiting the portfolio of claims paid by the insureds of a Moroccan mutual health insurance company over 12 months. This article aims to highlight the advantages of using the Bootstrap algorithm to predict the distribution of future claims expenses and estimate the standard error, to guarantee the solvency of the mutual in question and maintain its ability to meet these future commitments. The probability distribution used in this work is the Log-Normal, as it is best suited to the claims experience studied. Using this distribution, the ultimate cost of claims, the claims reserve, and its standard error have been estimated.
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