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Due to high economic and social inflation, as well as increases in claim frequency, loss trends for many liability lines increased dramatically. The industry introduced claims-made coverage to reduce the pricing risk inherent in long-tailed liability. In this study we describe in depth the claims-made concept itself: how it differs from traditional occurrence coverage, what its special features are illustrated by examples and provide more detail as to how pricing risk is reduced. Finally, we propose an approach for rating claims-made coverage and provide examples to illustrate the approach under simple assumptions.
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