Our RISK66® site demo typically lasts about 30 minutes. In it, one of our actuarial analysts provides an overview of the site, including the resource portal, training videos, and assessment tools. Then, they take you step by step through the creation of a sample loss projection report using Loss Forecaster. Any questions, including those related to your specific clients, can be discussed over the course of the demo.

In order to provide excellent support and training to our trial users, we allow a limited number of trial subscriptions each year. Each trial begins with the aforementioned site demo and then provides a healthy amount of time for you and your colleagues to interact and grow more comfortable with RISK66®’s tools and educational resources. Our support team is available throughout that period to answer any questions that arise. To request a trial, contact us at support@SIGMAactuary.com.

Loss Forecaster produces both loss projections and reserve analyses for the following lines of coverage: workers compensation, general liability, products liability, and automobile liability. Within the tool, a number of smaller variables may be adjusted, such as methodology, industry, and exposure base.

In addition to the resource portal, training videos, and assessment tools, RISK66® includes LORAN. This analytic tool imports loss run files and provides insight into loss drivers in sharp, detailed reports.

SIGMA primarily provides actuarial reports, including reserve analyses and loss projections. Many SIGMA clients include companies and organizations with large deductible or self-insured workers compensation, general liability, products liability, and automobile liability programs. We also provide numerous other services involving risk analysis and consulting, including loss simulation, captive feasibility studies, and cyber risk studies.

Engaging SIGMA for an actuarial analysis is a simple process designed to ensure your comfort with an understanding of the resulting report. Once SIGMA has been contacted, we work with you to establish initial details of the report, including scope, complexity, timeline, and fee. All data relevant to the report, such as loss runs, exposure, and retention levels, will then be delivered to SIGMA. After the data has been collected and prepared, and a report has been created, SIGMA will issue an initial draft of the exhibits for you and your team to review. SIGMA will then be available for meetings regarding any questions or concerns about the report itself. When you are fully comfortable with the report, a final version will be issued including textual support that an explanation of details and methodology for you to reference going forward.