loss reserve sensitivity

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Loss reserve sensitivity measures how strongly the allocated loss reserve amount responds to changes in influencing factors (e.g., claim frequency, claim severity, policy terms or risk exposure). It assesses the robustness of a reserve structure to expected or unexpected variances.

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