Open actuarial platform · Mexico
Build, test, and understand actuarial models with the code in view.
suite_actuarial brings together the methods and examples needed to move from a product question to a model someone else can reproduce. Each case keeps the benefit, the assumptions, the calculation, and the tests behind it in view.
Built from the Mexican insurance market, with classical methods and cited sources.
How the work is done
Every model goes through the same six stages
Guided example · Life
20-year endowment with premiums paid for 10 years
The case starts from an education savings goal and defines a benefit paid on death or on survival. You can change the assumptions, calculate the net premium, follow the reserve year by year, and check the identities behind it.
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Models organized by the question they help answer
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How is a benefit funded?
Term, whole life, endowment, and mathematical reservesP&C
How does an aggregate loss build up?
Rating, frequency-severity, credibility, and bonus-malusHealth
How is a medical bill shared?
Major medical, deductibles, coinsurance, and accidentsPensions
How do savings become lifetime income?
Ley 73/97, life annuities, and commutationReserves
How much is still to be paid on claims already incurred?
Chain Ladder, Bornhuetter-Ferguson, and illustrative dispersion bandsReinsurance
How is tail risk transferred?
Quota share, excess of loss, and stop lossRegulatory reference
How is solvency examined?
RCS, technical reserves, SAT, and the year's configurationTraceability
Assumptions, sources, tests, and limits beside the result
Each example states where its data comes from, how far it was validated, and what is left out. That is what distinguishes a reproducible implementation from a model ready for professional use.
Examine evidence and limits →- 01Tests and identities
- 02Sources and context
- 03Declared scope
Open work
A common base to build on
The repository is open for studying the models already here, replacing their technical basis, and building new examples, whether for a thesis, a course, or work.
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