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FREQUENCY AND SEVERITY TRENDS
IN MTPLAlexandra Vetter | Danijela Ziser
08.11.2018
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563
488
1076
156
491
750
239
1235
4998
615
679
1397
222
557
436
267
1633
5806
0 1.000 2.000 3.000 4.000 5.000 6.000
Austria
Bosnia & Hercegovina
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Slovenia
Serbia
Other countries
Total
2017 2014
Green Card claims of Croatian drivers
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Trucks play a substantial role in the increase of Green Card claims
0%
50%
100%
150%
200%
250%
300%
350%
400%
450%
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Million tonne-kilometer (Truck portfolio)
European Union (28 countries) Bulgaria Czech Republic Croatia Hungary Poland Romania
Croatia
Bulgaria
Source: EUROSTAT
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Top 15 Green Card Claims from Austria and CEE 2007-2017
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Finland
France
Germany
Germany
Ireland
United Kingdom
Italy
Finland
United Kingdom
Romania
France
Italy
Poland
Finland
Italy
France
Italy
Italy
Italy
Millions
Cl
Source: Swiss Re data base
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Long-term yields at all time lows, supported by ultra-low interest rates central banks policy
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UK Examples of Model cases
• 24 male student,
• with brain injuries • 9 Years old girl,
• highschool,
• future academic
career ?,
• with severe injuries
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Severe immediate claim effect after Ogden discount rate decrease in UK
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Total claim costs in Europe as per 2012 and per 2017Tetraplegia claims scenario, Disability Factor 100 %
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Poland
Slovakia
Spain
Finland
Italy
Czech Republic
Switzerland
Austria
Belgium
Germany
France
UK
Millions EUR
loss of earnings assistance pain and suffering remainder
0 5 10 15 20 25
Denmark
Sweden
Hungary
Poland
Netherlands
Spain
Czech Republic
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Germany
UK
Millions EUR
loss of earnings assistance pain and suffering remainder
2012 2017
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Key Drivers in Increase of Severe Bodily Injury Claims
Trend: Amounts for (MTPL) bodily injury claims are rising
Capitalization tables
Improved welfare
Increased claims awarenessLife Expectancy
Exploding Nursing/Healthcare costs
Legal Changes
Interest rates
e.g. Ogden
Source: Swiss Re data base
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What does this mean for Croatia?
More traffic in all European countries leads to
more frequency and severity in claims with a
potential to increased MTPL claims
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