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Claims Review Presentation Template
A claims review deck outline for claim counts, paid, reserves, incurred, frequency, severity, large losses, reserve pressure, loss drivers, and renewal narrative.
Who it is for
Brokers, claims consultants, risk managers, account executives, and analysts preparing client or carrier claims reviews.
Best use cases
- Quarterly claims review
- Renewal claims narrative
- Large loss discussion
- Carrier or TPA meeting
- Risk-control planning
Related workflow
Used in: Claims and Loss Run Review Workflow
Use this presentation after the claims workflow has identified trends, red flags, and renewal talking points.
Template fields and structure
The starter structure is designed to work in Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI, insurer portals, internal trackers, or client-facing documents.
Copyable CSV / spreadsheet structure
portfolio snapshot,frequency and severity,large losses,open reserves,loss drivers,risk control response,renewal narrative Large losses,One open liability claim drives 62% of incurred losses; reserve movement and corrective actions should be explained before renewal submission.
Example filled row
Use the example as a quality benchmark for how specific each row should be before the file is used in a workflow or tool.
| portfolio snapshot | frequency and severity | large losses | open reserves | loss drivers | risk control response | renewal narrative |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Large losses | One open liability claim drives 62% of incurred losses; reserve movement and corrective actions should be explained before renewal submission. |
How to use it
- Use a recent loss run or claims bordereaux as the source data.
- Fill the metric table before writing the narrative.
- Separate large losses from attritional losses when explaining renewal impact.
- Add corrective actions and evidence where available.
What a completed version should prove
Common mistakes to avoid
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Frequently asked questions
What data do I need?
At minimum, use claim reference, status, loss date, paid, reserve, incurred, line of business, and cause of loss.
Can this support underwriter discussions?
Yes. It is designed to organise the facts that underwriters commonly ask about, especially open reserves and large losses.