Chain-ladder method
Example

Chain-ladder method

Section Title: Example
Table Section Text: None

Valuation date Accident year	12	24	36	48	60	72	84	96	108	120

1998	37,017,487	43,169,009	45,568,919	46,784,558	47,337,318	47,533,264	47,634,419	47,689,655	47,724,678	47,742,304

1999	38,954,484	46,045,718	48,882,924	50,219,672	50,729,292	50,926,779	51,069,285	51,163,540	51,185,767

2000	41,155,776	49,371,478	52,358,476	53,780,322	54,303,086	54,582,950	54,742,188	54,837,929

2001	42,394,069	50,584,112	53,704,296	55,150,118	55,895,583	56,156,727	56,299,562

2002	44,755,243	52,971,643	56,102,312	57,703,851	58,363,564	58,592,712

2003	45,163,102	52,497,731	55,468,551	57,015,411	57,565,344

2004	45,417,309	52,640,322	55,553,673	56,976,657

2005	46,360,869	53,790,061	56,786,410

2006	46,582,684	54,641,339

2007	48,853,563

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For example, 43,169,009 represents the loss amounts related to claims occurring in 1998, valued as of 24 months.

final_sentence: For example, 43,169,009 represents the loss amounts related to claims occurring in 1998, valued as of 24 months.