Loss Trends #1 (in Excel) | CAS Exam 5 & CAS Exam MAS-1

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @nutellanutella
    @nutellanutella 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you so much. So looking forward to that next video 😬😆

  • @pyrel
    @pyrel 5 лет назад +1

    Ah I feel like I'm at work now with all the loss trending in excel. Next thing you know, I'll be reading ncci circulars here too.
    I also went to SDSU and recently got my first actuarial job. I remember seeing your videos back when I first started taking exam P last year.
    Might work together some day, who knows. I'm over in WC instead of auto tho.

    • @mancinellismathlab7451
      @mancinellismathlab7451  5 лет назад +1

      A fellow Aztec! The company I'm at now covers all kinds of LOBs so I also work on WC. If nothing else, hopefully we can meet up at a CAS meeting one day

    • @pyrel
      @pyrel 5 лет назад

      Definitely! I look forward to it. Now to destroy this exam 3...

  • @hanane_hmd_134
    @hanane_hmd_134 4 года назад

    amazing video can you do more excel tutorials? thank you so so much

  • @moisesigarciaf
    @moisesigarciaf 3 года назад

    Thanks so much!

  • @jouetp3414
    @jouetp3414 5 лет назад

    I have question on The Year basis you ar using, Underwriting, Accident, or Calendar basis?

    • @mancinellismathlab7451
      @mancinellismathlab7451  5 лет назад +1

      This would be on an accident year basis. Most of the time, we use a "calendar year/accident year" basis. Premiums for calendar and losses for accident year.

    • @jouetp3414
      @jouetp3414 5 лет назад

      @@mancinellismathlab7451 Thank you

  • @sandeepchavda6509
    @sandeepchavda6509 5 лет назад

    Once you get the -0.2%, what's next? How do you use it? Can you make a video on that?

  • @Ramoswav16
    @Ramoswav16 Год назад

    More MAS-1 videos please? If you have the time…..

  • @lav1093
    @lav1093 10 месяцев назад

    in my opinion using LOGEST is wrong, cause it gives de factor e^b not "b" as being the quarterly exponential rate, at least do LN(LOGEST) to obtain the quartertly rate