With just a single data file, here are a few of the many ways that TriangleMaker can help you "slice" your data for analysis:

• Create triangles with either cumulative or incremental data.
• Create "interim" triangles where the most recent diagonal does not represent a full period evaluation.
• Create several sets of triangles based on different roll-ups; for instance so you can analyze by line or sub-lines, or by nationwide/regional totals and then by individual state.
• Use different evaluation periods (annual versus quarterly) to summarize the same data.
• Create triangles to analyze increased limit or excess loss premium factors.
• Create triangles for retained and ceded layers based on specific limits or ranges.

TriangleMaker puts the data selection and summarization process under your direct control. You decide which data you would like to see, and when you will get it. If you want loss triangles for claims limited to $250,000, you make the selection, and TriangleMaker delivers the triangles. It's that simple. You can also apply floor limits to the claims as they are summarized into triangles, and can even ignore claims under a specific amount.

 

You can summarize the data on any profile fields in the input file. Any fields not defined as summary levels will automatically be summarized into the new totals. So you can summarize amounts by Company, Line, and Coverage; then by simply changing the criteria, you can summarize the same data into triangles at the Line of Business level. All automatically.

 

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