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Commercial vehicle technology is advancing rapidly, and actuaries need to understand the insurance implications. Autonomous transportation networks are expanding, with more Level 4 vehicles moving to driver-out operations and autonomous trucking fleets growing their footprint. Riders can now hail autonomous vehicles in multiple U.S. cities. This presentation provides background on current best practices for underwriting, pricing, and reserving in commercial auto, plus a snapshot of traditional market performance, before discussing how these approaches may evolve to address autonomous vehicle risks despite limited historical data. The session explores how autonomous systems perform relative to human drivers, the implications for pricing assumptions and claims development patterns, and how actuaries can incorporate safety engineers' expertise into their analyses. Attendees will also gain insight into strategies for incorporating emerging data sources and adapting traditional methodologies to reflect the changing commercial auto landscape.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand a high-level view of the current commercial auto market, including standard underwriting, ratemaking , and reserving considerations, and the impact fully autonomous systems have on these elements.
- Design appropriate modeling approaches to evaluate the impact of autonomous vehicle technology on both loss costs and claims emergence, including implications for pricing and reserving analyses.
- Communicate results of analyses on fully automated commercial vehicles and incorporate findings into existing ratemaking, reserving, and underwriting frameworks.
PLEASE NOTE: REGISTRATION WILL CLOSE 10 AM ET THE DAY OF THE WEBINAR
| Registration Fees (in U.S. Dollars) | |
| Individual | $60 |
| Multiple Connections** (Unlimited internet connections for individuals working for the same company. Please note that audio for this presentation will be streamed via the web) | $820 |
*Multiple Connection Registrations should contact Mallory Peebles directly at [email protected]. The registering party for the Multiple Connection Registration will be responsible for distributing all event details to attending individuals within their company.
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