ACTUARIAL RATE
Actuarial rate is an estimation of future loss' expected value. Often, the prediction of the future loss experience depends on the consideration of risk involved and the historical loss experience. The accurate actuarial assist in the protection of insurance companies in contrast with the risk of severe underwriting losses that may result to insolvency.
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