EPISODE · Oct 9, 2025 · 1H 13M
Understanding Actuarial Reports and How They Can Drive Cost Savings and Reduce Risk
from Alliance NOW! Risk & Insurance Podcast Series · host The National Alliance for Insurance Education & Research
In this episode of Alliance Insights, Marsha Linton, National Casualty Analytics Practice Leader at USI Insurance Services, and Tim Wander, CRM faculty member, break down how to understand and apply actuarial reports to drive smarter business decisions. Learn how loss development triangles, projection methods, and ultimate loss selections can help your organization reduce costs, manage reserves, and strengthen communication between actuaries, auditors, and claims teams. Whether you’re a seasoned risk manager or new to analytics, this conversation will help you turn complex data into actionable insight—boosting accuracy, transparency, and long-term financial stability. Focusing exclusively on risk management and insurance professional development, the Risk & Insurance Education Alliance provides a practical advantage at every career stage, positioning our participants and their clients for confidence and success.
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In this episode of Alliance Insights, Marsha Linton, National Casualty Analytics Practice Leader at USI Insurance Services, and Tim Wander, CRM faculty member, break down how to understand and apply actuarial reports to drive smarter business decisions. Learn how loss development triangles, projection methods, and ultimate loss selections can help your organization reduce costs, manage reserves, and strengthen communication between actuaries, auditors, and claims teams. Whether you’re a seasoned risk manager or new to analytics, this conversation will help you turn complex data into actionable insight—boosting accuracy, transparency, and long-term financial stability.
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