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Determinants of loss reserve errors: evidence from the general insurance market in South Africa
A loss reserve is the estimated liability for unpaid claims on all losses that occurred prior to the balance sheet date. The loss reserve is the most significant liability on the balance sheet of a general insurance company, often driving its overall financial performance. The loss reserve is calcul...
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Research of GSB
2018
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