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Old 04-08-2009, 03:23 PM
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Default Reserve Software

We're looking to purchase reserving software at my company in the not too distant future. I took a test spin of EMB's ResQ and really liked it, and it isn't too expensive, but we've been talking about looking at other vendors as well.

Do you work with an actuarial reserving software? What are some of its pros and cons. Does it allow for easy diagnostic testing (e.g., paid to incurred ratio tables)?

I look forward to hearing what else is out there.
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