Accident Year vs Calendar Year - Insurance Terminology - Actuarial 101
This video describes the difference between accident year and calendar year with the help of an example. Accident year and calendar year are common ways to organize insurance data. For more information, visit us at https://archeractuarial.com/ Disclaimer: Information presented in this video should not be relied upon as actuarial or accounting advice, which should be provided by a credentialed actuary or accountant familiar with the details of your organization's risk management program.

▶︎
Loss Development and Bornhuetter-Ferguson Methods - A Visual Approach - Actuarial 101

▶︎
Loss Triangle Introduction - P&C Insurance - Loss Reserving - Actuarial 101

▶︎
Policy Year, Calendar Year, & Accident Year - Insurance Terminology - Actuarial 101

▶︎
Hindsight IBNR to Case Ratio Approach for P&C Insurance - Webinar May 2025

▶︎
What is IBNR? - P&C Insurance - Loss Reserves - Actuary 101

▶︎
Insurance Accounting Essentials | Reserves, Financial Statements, and Revenue Explained

▶︎
Actuarial Reserving: Chain Ladder Reserving Method

▶︎
Reserve Calculation Basic Chain Ladder and Bornhuetter Ferguson Method

▶︎
The French Do Not Care About Work

▶︎
Case Reserves vs IBNR - Insurance Terminology - Actuarial 101

▶︎
LAWYER: If Cops Say "I Smell Alcohol" - Say THESE WORDS

▶︎
Pricing Insurance #1: Pure Premium Method (CAS Exam 5)

▶︎
Loss Development - Part 2: Use LDFs to Estimate Ultimate Loss - Actuarial 101

▶︎
Bornhuetter-Ferguson Method for Loss Reserves and IBNR - P&C Insurance - Actuarial 101

▶︎
Listen and Feel the Peace | Tibetan Healing Sounds for Deep Meditation, Inner Peace & Soul Healing

▶︎
Ex-Google Recruiter Explains Why "Lying" Gets You Hired

▶︎
I turned an old van into a 2-STORY tiny house

▶︎
Examples of actuarial modelling tasks

▶︎
Reinsurance 101

▶︎
