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Validating the Double Chain Ladder Stochastic Claims Reserving Model

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Double chain ladder, introduced by Martínez-Miranda et al. (2012), is a statistical model to predict outstanding claim reserve. Double chain ladder and Bornhuetter-Ferguson are extensions of the originally described double chain ladder model which gain more stability through including expert knowledge via an incurred claim amounts triangle. In this paper, we introduce a third method, the incurred double chain ladder, which replicates the popular results from the classical chain ladder on incurred data. We will compare and validate these three using two datasets from major property and casualty insurers.
Title: Validating the Double Chain Ladder Stochastic Claims Reserving Model
Description:
Double chain ladder, introduced by Martínez-Miranda et al.
 (2012), is a statistical model to predict outstanding claim reserve.
Double chain ladder and Bornhuetter-Ferguson are extensions of the originally described double chain ladder model which gain more stability through including expert knowledge via an incurred claim amounts triangle.
In this paper, we introduce a third method, the incurred double chain ladder, which replicates the popular results from the classical chain ladder on incurred data.
We will compare and validate these three using two datasets from major property and casualty insurers.

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