Ultimate Risk Solutions (URS) announces fully automated one-click Schedule-P reporting solution in its loss reserving software, Res-Solver™
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“Every US insurance company needs to estimate its loss reserves and to produce Schedule-P reports, tasks that take considerable time, effort, and expense,” said Alex Bushel, Founder and President of URS. “Res-Solver™ now eliminates the need for two separate efforts, as all Schedule-P reports and exhibits become available on a single click once the loss reserving model is built.”
Res-Solver™ produces deterministic estimates of the Ultimate Losses and Loss Reserves for insurance companies based on loss and claims development triangles and simulates stochastic distributions of unpaid losses to estimate Reserving Risk.
“Res-Solver™ allows point-and-click creation of loss and claims triangles from transactional loss data that resides in the company databases and quick construction of a company-wide reserve model,” said Anya Kutsina, Co-Founder and Executive Director of URS. “With this new solution, the journey from loss data to Schedule-P reports should now be fast and seamless for reserving actuaries.”
About URS
Founded in 2001,
URS has offices and clients across the globe. URS clients include insurers, reinsurers, reinsurance brokers, consulting companies, and insurance regulators. For more information, please visit www.ultirisk.com
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