Insurance financial analysis requires juggling complex metrics across multiple product lines, regulatory requirements, and market conditions. Traditional spreadsheets fall short when you need to analyze loss ratios, combined ratios, reserve adequacy, and profitability trends in real-time.
Whether you're evaluating underwriting performance, assessing claims patterns, or preparing regulatory filings, Sourcetable's AI-powered analysis tools transform raw insurance data into actionable financial insights that drive better business decisions.
Built specifically for the complex world of insurance finance, with tools that understand your unique challenges.
Instantly calculate loss ratios, expense ratios, and combined ratios across all product lines with built-in insurance formulas.
Identify emerging trends in claims frequency and severity with AI-powered pattern recognition and predictive modeling.
Run sophisticated reserve analysis with multiple methodologies including chain ladder, Bornhuetter-Ferguson, and expected loss ratio methods.
Generate NAIC annual statements, quarterly reports, and RBC calculations with automated compliance checks and validation rules.
Analyze profitability by product line, territory, and distribution channel with dynamic dashboards and drill-down capabilities.
Track key performance indicators with live dashboards that update automatically as new data flows in from your systems.
A mid-sized property and casualty insurer needed to track loss ratios across 15 different product lines monthly. Previously, their actuarial team spent 2-3 days each month manually updating Excel templates and cross-referencing claims data.
With Sourcetable, they automated the entire process:
Result: Monthly reporting time reduced from 3 days to 30 minutes, with improved accuracy and real-time insights that helped identify underperforming products 2 months earlier than before.
An insurance company's actuarial department needed to perform quarterly reserve adequacy testing using multiple methodologies to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
Their Sourcetable implementation included:
Result: Reduced reserve study preparation time by 60% while improving documentation and creating audit trails that regulators praised for transparency and thoroughness.
A regional insurer wanted to understand profitability differences between their independent agent network, direct sales, and online channels across different customer segments.
The analysis framework included:
Result: Discovered that online customers had 23% better loss ratios but 15% lower retention rates, leading to strategic changes in pricing and retention programs that improved overall profitability by 8%.
From routine reporting to complex actuarial studies, Sourcetable handles the full spectrum of insurance financial analysis needs.
Track new business production, renewal rates, and pricing adequacy across all lines of business with automated alerts for concerning trends.
Analyze claims patterns, predict future claim costs, and identify potential fraud indicators using advanced statistical models.
Monitor investment performance, duration matching, and asset-liability management with integrated market data feeds.
Calculate and monitor RBC ratios, stress test scenarios, and maintain adequate capital levels with automated regulatory reporting.
Evaluate the financial performance of different insurance products with detailed cost allocation and revenue attribution.
Assess potential losses from natural disasters and other catastrophic events with scenario modeling and reinsurance optimization.
Transform your insurance data into insights in four simple steps.
Link directly to your policy management system, claims database, financial systems, and external data providers. Sourcetable supports all major insurance software platforms and data formats.
Choose from pre-built insurance analysis templates or customize your own. Include loss triangles, ratio calculations, regulatory reports, and profitability models tailored to your business.
Schedule automatic data refreshes and set up alerts for key metrics. Monitor loss ratios, reserve adequacy, and profitability indicators with real-time dashboards.
Access interactive dashboards, generate regulatory filings, and export results to presentations or other systems. Share insights with stakeholders through secure, branded reports.
Yes, Sourcetable includes built-in support for common actuarial methods including chain ladder, Bornhuetter-Ferguson, expected loss ratio methods, and more. You can also build custom models using our formula engine that supports advanced statistical functions.
Sourcetable connects to major insurance platforms through APIs and database connections. We support policy management systems, claims platforms, financial systems, and regulatory reporting tools. Our team can help set up custom integrations if needed.
Absolutely. Sourcetable is SOC 2 Type II certified and complies with insurance industry security standards. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-based access controls and audit logging for regulatory compliance.
Yes, while we include standard insurance ratios like loss ratios, expense ratios, and combined ratios, you can define custom metrics and KPIs specific to your business. Our formula engine supports complex calculations and business logic.
Most insurance companies are analyzing their data within days of setup. We provide pre-built templates for common analyses, and our team offers implementation support to get you started quickly with your specific data sources and requirements.
Yes, Sourcetable can generate data for NAIC annual statements, quarterly reports, and other regulatory filings. Our templates include the necessary schedules and validation rules to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
Definitely. Sourcetable supports real-time collaboration with role-based permissions. Actuaries, underwriters, and finance teams can work together on the same analyses while maintaining appropriate access controls and audit trails.
Our support team includes insurance industry experts who understand actuarial methods and financial analysis requirements. We provide implementation guidance, best practice recommendations, and ongoing technical support.
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