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Title: Risk Modelling for Alternative Risk Transfer


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Risk Modelling for Alternative Risk Transfer
  • 8th September

Eddie McLaughlin ALARM Conference
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Agenda - Risk Modelling for ART
  • What is ART / ARF and why is it used?
  • How do we model and quantify risk?
  • Risk Modelling and ART Framework
  • ART and Risk Modelling examples
  • Suitability for ALARM participants?

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What is ART and why is it used?
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The Role of Risk Financing
  • The use of financial and insurance techniques
    to protect the assets, cashflow or key objectives
    of an organisation against loss through the
    manifestation of risk

5
What is A.R.T (F).?
Financing
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Reasons for considering ART
  • Imposition of high deductibles
  • Lack of availability of a particular coverage or
    at a reasonable price
  • The need for a better solution than an existing
    off-the-shelf product
  • There is a need to demonstrate insurance cover

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How do we model and quantify risk?
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How do we quantify risk?
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Risk modelling - key components
  • Volatility measurement
  • Monte-carlo simulation
  • Other e.g. Actuarial techniques

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Risk modelling - volatility
  • Volatility is riskiness or uncertainty
  • Variability around the mean
  • The higher the volatility, the greater the
    uncertainty or riskiness
  • Usually measured by standard deviation (or
    Coefficient of variation)

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Risk modelling - Monte Carlo simulation
  • Substituting a single value for a range of
    possibilities as represented by a probability
    distribution
  • Select a distribution and its parameters for
  • Loss Frequency
  • Loss Severity
  • Run simulation (consider various programme
    alternatives)
  • Analyse the results


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Modelling loss frequency
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Modelling loss severity - Actual vs Fitted Losses
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Risk Modelling and ART Framework
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Risk modelling and ART framework
  • Assess market and regulatory requirements
  • Identify key budget volatility measures
  • use risk register if available
  • Determine desired outcome
  • (create problem and success statements)
  • Determine major stakeholders

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Risk modelling and ART framework (continued)
  • Determine major hurdles
  • Create decision making criteria
  • Assemble all credible data and model the risk
  • Structure potential solutions

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ART and Risk Modelling Examples
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Loss portfolio transfers
  • What are they?
  • Why use them?
  • Applications
  • Large self-insured retentions
  • Issues
  • data availability
  • NPV of liabilities (insurance transfer cost) vs
    current reserve level

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Fund evaluations
  • The fundamentals
  • What will be the historic policy years ultimate
    settlement position?
  • What will the retained loss costs for the current
    and the forthcoming policy year?
  • How does this compare to the current fund reserve
    ?

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Risk pooling
  • What is it?
  • Applications / benefits
  • Savings on Insurance Costs
  • Selection of risks (common underwriting
    framework)
  • Risk Control / sharing of RM experiences
  • Supplement to conventional markets
  • Issues
  • Initial start up costs
  • Potential additional fund requirements
  • Equitable rating structures?
  • Reliance on investment income
  • Changes to risk e.g. Housing stock transfers, PPP
    PFI

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Applicability of risk modelling and ART for ALARM
participants
???
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Risk Modelling for Alternative Risk Transfer
  • 8th September

Eddie McLaughlin ALARM Conference
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